scrupal

A small bit of any material or object

Kyle has a dirt scrupal on his new Bulls hat

by Kyle Matthews May 19, 2005

scrushy

questionable or unethical, esp. with regard to accounting or business practices.

Etymology: Richard Scrushy, CEO of HealthSouth, who was accused (although also aquitted) of various white-collar crimes, including fraud and money laundering.

It was seriously scrushy of him to spend the company's money on Rolls-Royces, diamonds, lake houses, boats, and new wheels for his SUVs.

She is one scrushy ho, sleepin' around while her boyfriend is out of town.

by umabeau August 29, 2005

scruple

Testicle. When used in the plural, refers to both testes and the scrotum. Can also include the entire male undercarriage.

She gingerly brushed his scruples.

Man, he must have huge scruples.

I don't wear speedos anymore after snagging my scruples on the dock.

by diernacnud September 11, 2009

scruples

Scruples is the small amount of weed left over after you clean it and pack a bowl, or roll a joint.

If you need to get high, there's some scruples on the table.

I'm dry, lets go look for scruples

by Drew the Overlord December 9, 2004

Scruples

A new STD that can be caught by simply looking at the feet of an infected person. This strand is five times deadlier than all the STDs combine.

He's got Scruples? Good god, run away kids!

by Jato Unleashed October 5, 2009

scrumph

play word for someone who's more than a friend, but who you're not going out with,

"aha, yeah but i'm fitter than you (;"
"how rude ;o! :)"
"i'm sorry scrumph, love you really"

by katie + emmy March 18, 2008

scruptious

wildly passionate about something, usually in reference to actions or causes

I am scruptious for peace. / He sure is scruptious about the project.

by Elastic Allis August 10, 2007