Someone who is second rate and unimportant. Similar meaning to the phrase Ham & Egger. It was originally used to describe inferior farm animals. It's often used to describe second string or lower players on a sports team. It's also used to describe employees who are not valuable. More recently, in its short form, scrub, it's used by African-American women to refer to African-American males who are unemployed, without a car and/or without any money, but who still delude themselves into thinking that they are worthy of attention from attractive women.
Yo, son, does Mike have any game? No, man, he's scrub stock.
Tom is the 12th man on the deal team--he's pure scrub stock.
Girl, I know that broke-ass nigga doesn't think he's gonna hit it. He's a scrub.
Tom is the 12th man on the deal team--he's pure scrub stock.
Girl, I know that broke-ass nigga doesn't think he's gonna hit it. He's a scrub.
by Superior2U April 25, 2009
Just like chicken or beef stock. Sloppy Stock starts with your choice of ingredients. Any lady with an infection causing vaginal discharge is stirred with her partners penis. The man then ejaculates into the woman’s vagina. Next the woman raises her hips to create an upright receptacle with her vagina. The man urinates into her vagina and then lays down face up in front of her. She then tips her vagina down pouring it’s contents into the mans waiting open mouth.
by RainbowAustin November 8, 2021
When stuffing the Christmas Stockings, and you have too much stuff to fit inside, the extra gifts that you scatter around the outside of the stocking are called " Stocking Overflow".
As I was setting out the Christmas stockings on Christmas Eve, my husband was questioning all the extra gifts that couldn't fit into the stocking, he asked what is that? and I said, "Stocking Overflow".
by Jo-March December 1, 2022
After hours of plundering anal sex, Roger told his girlfriend to go peek at her ass in the mirror as she was now sporting a lovely silk stocking dangling between her ass cheeks.
by Eaton Holgoode February 17, 2015
by Ed O March 17, 2008
A ponzi-esque industry which consists of guido’s and guidette's engaged in the borrowing and lending of stock. Stock loan associates are well known for their superior partying skills. Throughout the year, many “conferences” are organized in warm locales to utilize said skills. Words notorious to the industry include: color, fees, big book, tight name, hundge, hundo, recalls, buy-ins, short squeeze and hammer Wade.
"I've got a huge stock loan book - just took down another 5 hundo - no problem showing you a couple hundge at top rate."
by Neg 2 May 7, 2009
taking an investment position that will benefit if the value of the stock goes down. Traditionally, "shorting a stock" means borrowing shares of stock from another broker, selling them, then buying them back (after the price has fallen) in order to return the stocks to the broker from whom they were borrowed.
You can short a stock using a derivative; this can include buying futures in the stock (i.e., a contract to sell someone else the stocks); or buying a put option (also called a put). A third way is to write a call (i.e., a call option, also known as a call) for the stock.
You can short a stock using a derivative; this can include buying futures in the stock (i.e., a contract to sell someone else the stocks); or buying a put option (also called a put). A third way is to write a call (i.e., a call option, also known as a call) for the stock.
Shorting a stock usually requires a great deal of skill and courage; even the most talented short will only make money during rare crises.
by Abu Yahya April 5, 2010