scandalism

(Verb with subject) - the intentional act of ruining someone’s reputation through rumor or gossip.

Scandalismcan be witnessed almost anywhere.

by Miasmom November 3, 2017

Scandalism

To commit a scandal.

There was scandalism commited nearby.

by Jakob Yui February 10, 2023

scandalisim

When someone is doing something scandalous or when something such as a song or a movie has a scandalous ora about it

Steve: Hey, that line from that Lady Gaga song "I wanna take a ride on you disco stick" is pretty scandalous
Ron: I know eh, that whole song has lots of scandalisims like that

by kholdstar March 10, 2009

sandalista

A pejorative nickname given to the political pilgrims from the West who travelled to Nicaragua during the 1980s in support of the Sandinistas, based on their tendency to wear sandals.

The sandalistas usually swallowed the propaganda they were being fed by Sandanista officials hook, line and sinker.

by vjc June 30, 2004

Scandalicious

A hot girl that does nothing but bring scandal, drama and chaos to others, involving at least one man, but usually two or more.

My buddy's ex-girlfriend was being so scandalicious when she began texting me behind his back.

by C-Mac_425 August 26, 2013

scandalised

after a bad experience, to be left feeling like a total injustice has been done.

"we absolutely murdered Sheff Utd for the last 20 mins and then they go and score in the 5th minute of injury time ... i felt absolutely scandalised."

by StymieSi June 11, 2006

scandalescent

A term used to describe a situation, someone or even something that is both scandalous and sexy.

The club got scandalescent real quick after the DJ starting spinnin'.

Damn, the booty on that stripper is scandalescent!

Your liking on Sally's younger brother is kinda scandalescent.

by MellyinMay April 19, 2011