scome
scome by Dad's nicest shirt October 6, 2013
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Scome
A hobbit sized gnome looking Scottish sportsman with small man syndrome who cannot stop talking about himself. Every conversation that he buys into always becomes something about himself. He has done everything better, cheaper and quicker than any body else. They are the kings of one upmanship
Hey did you hear that "Scome" talking complete bollocks again. How did that conversation about foreign agricultural policies become a story about his cousins best friends uncle growing the biggest potato in the milky way
Scome by Cheap ass hoe November 29, 2016
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Scome
Scome is a word to describe some one who can’t speak or spell and has many more disabilities and is very aggressive do to high testosterone and seeking Alpha status some say it’s because of how chod like unit
Scome by Big black lover69 September 15, 2023
scamera
portmanteau of scam and camera, a term used to describe traffic cameras, speed cameras, red light cameras. which are all about making money not safety
Since the red light scamera was installed they shortened the duration of the yellow light to boost revenue now there are a lot more accidents.
scamera by Just_sayin' July 4, 2021
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Schmeckle pop by j.w.g7masi October 16, 2014
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