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scooby-dooed 

1. To be fooled, hood-winked, conned, scammed, got-over-on, duped. Getting taken advantage of.
2. Mental error, forgetfulness.
1. Extended warranties- You went for the whole deal? Boy, you got Scooby-dooed!
2. I forgot the cable guy was coming today. I really scooby-dooed that; Slipping one's mind.
scooby-dooed by Icarlp February 29, 2008

Scooby-Dooed 

i just scooby-dooed a lot of Scooby snacks
Scooby-Dooed by TheShanevxr August 3, 2018

Scooby-Dooed 

To be brainwashed as a child by mass media which lead to cognitive disorders as an adult.

Referring to the popular cartoon in the early nineties where a bunch of adolecence investigated mysterys.. where they were confronted with lots of evidence of various supernatural events, however, the geeky intelligent one would always loose her glasses, failing to see this evidence and at the end it always turned out to be some evil person in a mask trying to fool people.. no matter the evidence to the contrary.

Clearly designed to reduce critical thinking as well as spiritual beliefs in children, many people still suffer as adults today.
Dude it just levitated in front of you and you still don't believe? Man you've been scooby-dooed, I pitty your kids.
Scooby-Dooed by Rilighan March 30, 2020
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a lad that is such a lad that he is a proper lad
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person2: ya he was a proper lad
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