scoobered
scoobered by jack watson February 27, 2008
Related Words
Scoobar • scoober • scoobert doobert • scoobadabopmmmdada • scoobas • Scoobadoo • scoobered • Scoobert • Scobar • Scobardarlotcher
Scooba-Scooba
Scooba-Scooba comes from the Greeks and got adopted by portugal in 2020 in the Copenhagen agreement of the same year.
Etymology: when something is really good, 10/10.
Etymology: when something is really good, 10/10.
Scooba-Scooba by ZeGreek October 18, 2020
Scoober doober
Used as a nick name... Not necessarily affiliated with "scooby doo" but is a way to describe your emotion.
Scoober doober by baybays112 July 20, 2016
Scoobert
Let's feed *Scoobert Doo* some Scooby Snacks because they're called Scooby Snacks not 'Scoobert Snacks'
Scoobert by Cpt_ZappBrannigan January 20, 2014
Lefty Scoober
Lefty Scoober by imReba July 4, 2014
scoobered
The feeling of disbelief experienced by a powerful force as they are defeated by an underdog. It is similar to bamboozled in a sense that it applies to a situation involving surprise or unexpectedness.
The British thought crushing the small American resistance would be easy, but instead, they were absolutely scoobered.
scoobered by guytheginger May 6, 2018
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