scoobered

The feeling of disbelief experienced by a powerful force as they are defeated by an underdog. It is similar to bamboozled in a sense that it applies to a situation involving surprise or unexpectedness.

The British thought crushing the small American resistance would be easy, but instead, they were absolutely scoobered.

by guytheginger May 6, 2018

scobblelotcher

One who expends extraordinary time, effort and mental resources to the pursuit of avoiding work.

Where successful: a usurer. Where combining efforts with others to avoid work: a socialist.
Where the subject's scobblelotcher group grows to the size of a nation: a national socialist.

If you scobblelotchers would spend half as much of your energy working as you do avoiding work, we could really get something done!

by Mike Finland March 21, 2017

scabby slut

a very disgusting slut so infected she probabaly has caught something.

"dangg yeah that jenna is a scabby slut"

by murphy got couched. June 28, 2008

scoobie snacks

Ash that a stoner accidentally sucks from his/her pipe.

"I took a heavy hit, but I got a lot of scoobie snacks."

by Sedruce December 18, 2005

scoobies

The term scoobies comes from "Scooby Snacks" and refers to charred bits of herb and ash you may suck in while hitting a bowl. While unpleasant, they are no where near as bad as a flaming scooby which is a still smoldering piece of bud that will scorch the back of your throat.

"Dude, that bowl is almost kicked. If you hit it too hard you'll get some mad scoobies . . ."

"*coughing* Boo! Scoobies suck!"

by dave August 24, 2004

Scobol

A shortened form of Scholastic Bowl, played in Illinois.

Scobol is the coolest activity on the planet.

by Trevv September 23, 2005

Scabbard

A scabbard is a sheath for holding a sword or other large blade. Scabbards have been made of many materials over the millennia, including leather, wood, and metals such as brass or steel.

I was being attacked so i pulled my sword out of my scabbard in desperation, then i chopped his head off.

by Nazura October 17, 2008