Snatcher

A person or animal who snatches your poo. Before 9r after dropping in the water.

My room mate is a snatcher. I drop a log, close my eyes for 20 seconds and it's gone.

by The¥/ May 12, 2023

Snatcher cracker

A female of the white decent who hide coke or other substances in her vagina

Fuck off snatcher cracker

by Beatdown banana man July 11, 2024

Scratcher

Someone who does not have a stable place to live nor does this person have a job because they are constantly getting kicked out of their home or fired from their job. A scratcher is always roaming the neighborhood searching for opportunistic crimes. They will steal your bike, burglarize your car, trespass and pee in your bushes.

This is the third time this year I have had this scratcher in my caseload.

by AVS12345 November 15, 2023

Scratcher Pen

A small, battery-powered, rotary tattoo machine that uses cartridges instead of standard tattoo needles. Compared to standard rotary and coil machines, these machines are lighter, easier to use, and cost less, making them popular among amateur tattoo "artists" or scratchers.

While these machines do have their place and are useful for styles like fine line or tiny tattoos, the low price and ease of use makes them popular among amateur artists who really should not be tattooing anything.

Jim bought a scratcher pen off Amazon and started doing tattoos from his dorm room.

by Four Loko Frat Guy December 25, 2023

Squanched

A word defining being defeated, usually used if any other words don't come to mind. Derived from the word Squanch from Rick and Morty. Not to be confused with the in-universe definition of Squanch.

Man, that guy got Squanched. Get Squanched, loser.

by AzzyJazzy29 February 4, 2024

Squatch

A multi use verb synonymous to 'smurf', but nastier.

Brian squatched down a bottle tequila and handful on Saturday. He was so squatched that he squatched up his chance to squatch that tattooed bartender with the big tits.

by Zanninu April 16, 2024

scratcher

The title for people with accounts on Scratch, a coding language and creative learning website (ages 8+). There is also ScratchJr for younger kids.

New members begin as a "New Scratcher" and earn the title "Scratcher" after completing a set of actions.

Me: "Have you heard of Scratch?"
Them: "Yes! I've been a Scratcher for years!"

by XxitzybitzyxX May 30, 2024