Scabino
a word for someone who scabs off everyone for anything, even if they don't know them. Often found to be asking for you to lend them something.
Scabino by Helen Heinz November 10, 2004
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Scabior
The hottest Snatcher around. In Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows, Scabior, Fenrir Greyback, and other Snatchers captured Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, and Ron Weasley, and took them to the Malfoy Manor.
Scabior (to Potter): "What happened to you, ugly?"
Greyback: *Looks at Scabior*
Scabior: No, not you.
Greyback: *Looks at Scabior*
Scabior: No, not you.
Scabior by iSnatchedScabior December 1, 2010
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Scabin
Loose term for people who like to frequent other peoples cabin's and are to frugal or simply to lazy to take ownership of their own cabin. Usually Urbanite families or Weekend Warriors who thoroughly enjoy lake life settings while being catered to with no strings attached.
Hey Jimmy buddy ole pal. Weather is supposed to be great this weekend and would really like to visit with you guys again at your cabin. Been craving your famous BBQ'd ribs and waking up every morning to your kick ass breakfast! Also can't wait to relax on your new deck all day and then sit around campfire all night with a cold box of brews. Let's make it happen as I can't wait to get back out to your Scabin!
Sabino
Sabino by The_2nd_best December 10, 2018
Scapino
Can have multiple meanings. Used used as a replacement for "who cares" or "whatever", or "it's all good". Has evolved to also mean "woah, check out that hot chick right there" and as an exclamation of pain or frustration.
Derived by high school students after seeing the worst play ever for extra credit called "Scapino", and was originally used afterwards to elicit laughter by bringing up the play as a reminder of a pointless and utterly wasted night.
Derived by high school students after seeing the worst play ever for extra credit called "Scapino", and was originally used afterwards to elicit laughter by bringing up the play as a reminder of a pointless and utterly wasted night.
Sabino High School
Sabino High School by fxckingblonde December 5, 2019
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