Dodge Stratus

A mid-sized family car made by Dodge from 1995 to 2006. The car was redesigned in 2001. It was a badge-engineered version of the Chrysler Cirrus and Plymouth Breeze (which began in 1996) in its first generation. The three were known as The Cloud Cars. It was a badge-engineered version of the Chrysler Sebring in its second generation. In other words, it was the same as these cars but with a Dodge logo. Nothing fancy, but a generally reliable car that may have some problems with struts. A common defect on the first generation model was that the hood would start to rust prematurely. The second generation had some issues with the 2.7L. Any Stratus engine has an unusually high-pitched recognizeable sound while running. Overall, an underrated car that gets you where you need to be and should last awhile, despite some quirks.

Why is that Plymouth Breeze so rusty at the end of the hood? -Ahem. Dodge Stratus. Nobody knows. They just do that. -Would you like to buy this Chrysler Sebring sedan from us today? -That's a Dodge Stratus! -Same thing! Shhh, if you make me look like a fool, I won't give you a good deal!

by Cloudcarman July 1, 2011

scrate

A short form of the term "That's Great" which is normally used to sarcastically disagree to a statement in which is considered disturbing or relatively random. The term morphed from 'That's Great' to 'T's Great' to ' s great' and eventually evolved in the 'scrate' we know and love to use today. 'scrate' is also a clan based in counter strike source, although it was quickly disbanded due to the unpopulatiry of the word at that time.

The term was first established in a humble maths class in Bangkok Patana School. An annoying collegue would randomly shout distubing things so often, the term 'That's Great' was shortened due to laziness of the person who says it. The term is now also used to address one another if they see the person in a rather odd place or to simply laugh out of an awkward situation.

Non-dialogue:
Person is in toilet and friend walks out of cubicle. The person was not aware he was in the toilet. The person would say "scrate".

With Dialogue:
"dude you know that albert Einstein was a man!!?!?!"
"Scrate.."

by Jack Griffin May 22, 2008

strategic hijab

When Muslim women wear hijab so that they will be able to strategically infiltrate fundy circles (those who are more observant and will only perhaps take hijabi women seriously) to advance issues of social justice and gender equity.

"I'm kind of done with hijab but I wear strategic hijab - you know otherwise I couldn't go to the MSA Eid party."

by suzi-q May 23, 2008

Stratton

he really like to hook up with girls. He loves looking up with girls named Sydney and Mckinlee.

"who is that?" "its a stratton hes a player"

by Hottieholly August 8, 2018

Scratching the back of your leg

If you're scratching the back of your leg, it means you are nervous because you are in the presence of someone who is very attractive that you like a lot.

I was on a date with this girl the other night and she couldn't stop scratching the back of her leg; she likes me a lot.

Girl: I don't know why my leg is so itchy.

Guy: Oh I heard that scratching the back of your leg means that your nervous or something. And that your with someone you like a lot.

Girl: Well that explains it!

by adbrco April 22, 2011

chicken scratch

bad handwriting; looks like something a chicken would scratch in the mud with its nails.

He failed penmanship because of his "chicken scratch" handwriting.

by Anonymous June 18, 2003

scratch

~n.
bling bling
cash money
scrilla
dough
bank
legal tender

...so I went in there and the sister's cunt didn't have the scratch, so I put a bullet through his kneecap. Then I cock smaked his philapino whore when she tried to suck me off to pay his points.

by Schwilly April 15, 2004