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Spieng on someone, then embarassing the person, by telling a whole crowd of what she saw.
Man, can you beleive that hoe was scopin me this whole time?
Scopin by Crunchy Black January 7, 2004
Broadcasting Live Video Via The Periscope App On Your Cell Phone.
Are You Scopin This Event To The World?
Scopin by CorvetteDon January 20, 2016
When you focused on one thing and don’t see anything else (like a telescope).
That hoe be scopin my boi!
Scopin by Nattiesdoroll March 6, 2019

scopin the jobe 

John Jay alteration of scopin the jope.
Scopin the jobe is used to describe a very tappable peice of ass (or any good aspect of chick) that walks by. This "jobe" must be a female, not weigh more than the scoper, not be able to beat the scoper up, and must have a full set of presentable teeth to be considered "scopable"
As JSluts, "Slut" walks by, he slants his head slightly down to ass level and hollers, "SCOPIN THE JOBE!"
scopin the jobe by topher March 31, 2005

scopin' the chounce

on the lookout, or the process of viewing the chounce
Scopin' the chounce is easy in the boardwalk chairlift

scopin' the jope 

looking for, or the process of looking at 455; see scopin' the chounce, tappin' the draft
Scopin' the jope isn't that good from the chairlift at the boardwalk...
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I watched "Smallville" on Netflix the other day. Dude, it was ten seasons of filler before he finally flew! Major Surf Dracula Syndrome!
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