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An adjective with extreme versatility that can shape-shift into anything you need in a sentence. If someone is a bit crazy, he's sborato. Someone showing extreme kindness? Sborato. An object is broken? It's now sborato. Is it showing a new unforeseen indescribable characteristic that you don't know how to put into words? It is sborato indeed.
Cara, you need to absolutely meet Bonny. He's sborato like few! You'll love him
Sborato by pm-bidoni October 5, 2022
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Dio maialozzo sburato

Typical italian expression used for introducing yourself happily to other people. Works especially good on priests or very religious people.
Priest: Ciao! (Hello!)
You: Dio maialozzo sburato!
Priest: VIENI SUBITO A CONFESSARTI BRUTTO PEZZO DI ME- (What a wonderful day! It would be awsome to chat a little with you, while drinking a nice cup of tea!)

Dio maialozzo sburato

An italian term commonly used as a greeting. It work especially well with priests and other very religious people.
Priest: Ciao! (Hello)
You: Dio maialozzo sburato!
Priest: VIENI SUBITO A CONFESSARTI BRUTTA TESTA DI CAZZO (What a wonderful day, isn't it? Perfect to have a little chat with a cup of tea. Want to come?)

Scoratorium 

The purposeful avoidance of all forms of media or communication which might disclose the results of a sporting event that an individual is recording on a  device such as a digital video recorder ("DVR") for future viewing. May also require notice of such condition to friends, family and co-workers to avoid inadvertent disclosure of results by them.
I have to stay late at work tonight so I am on scoratorium for the Sharks game. Don't tell me the score.  I have it DVR"d for later tonight when I get home.
Scoratorium by Oski93 October 27, 2011