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That lady just walked away from me when I was trying to get her number..For real? She scrubbed yo weak ass!
[scrubbed] by Mz.Champayne March 9, 2007
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Scrubbed
A commonly used Northern Irish term meaning to be hit by a vehicle. It is mostly used as the past-tense of 'scrub' which can be used as a verb or a noun.
Our variation of the word 'scrub' is more akin to the act of washing (scrubbing) than the millenial definition of scrub which has no real definition and can be used to refer to anyone and anything.
Scrub as a verb.
/skrÊŒb/
1. To hit (someone or something) with a vehicle.
Scrub as a noun.
1. Scrubbing (someone or something) with your vehicle.
Our variation of the word 'scrub' is more akin to the act of washing (scrubbing) than the millenial definition of scrub which has no real definition and can be used to refer to anyone and anything.
Scrub as a verb.
/skrÊŒb/
1. To hit (someone or something) with a vehicle.
Scrub as a noun.
1. Scrubbing (someone or something) with your vehicle.
Jim: Shit mate that wee auld man over there just got scrubbed by that taxi lol
Jonzer: Mate that's tight mon over see if he's alright.
Jonzer: Mate that's tight mon over see if he's alright.
Scrubbed by SkinnedHamster October 30, 2019
Related Words
Scrubbed
To totally remove someone from their life completely by deleting tagged photos, texts, and contact information.
Scrubbed by Potbelly Stallion January 2, 2017
scrubbed
She thought she was looking fine in those underwear on the catwalk, that's why she scrubbed and busted her ass!
scrubbed by Roshuni Samuel December 15, 2005
scrubbed
when you don't make it to the laundry room fast enough and your wet clothes are sitting on top the washing machine.
scrubbed by bellyofthebeast April 22, 2011
Scrubbed
Scrubbed by C.J. Thomas November 12, 2006
scrubbed out
scrubbed out by Jack Bro February 21, 2008
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