A scumbag and a traitor. First used during the reconstruction era South for White Southerners who supported the Carpet Baggers.
by OneBadAsp October 21, 2006
1) A rascal.
2) Word used by Strong Bad at the end of his little song about the difference between "its" and "it's".
2) Word used by Strong Bad at the end of his little song about the difference between "its" and "it's".
If you want it to be possessive, it's just "ITS." But, if it's supposed to be a contraction then it's
"I-T-apostrophe-S," scalawag.
"I-T-apostrophe-S," scalawag.
by Johnny Rocketfingers November 17, 2003
That chick Tammy's a real scalawag.
by Archangel John June 23, 2003
That scalawag took the whole 9.
by Anonymous October 11, 2003
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Term first coined in the late 1800s by Southerners who had Northerners exploit the cheap land during the Reconstruction. Also known as carpetbaggers. Most recently, it is used to describe Northerners who buy cheap land from Southern coastal towns, develop the area, and then resell the land for a much higher price.
by Crazy Guy March 28, 2004
primarily white people that were in support of the union between the north and the confederate south.
by zoddtheimmortall January 13, 2006