Scoretown

Noun. Highest form of accomplishment above all else. Usually said hand in hand with "winning"

(Just got a victory point in settlers of catan to win the game)
-Largest army, longest road, hidden VP..."Scoretown!"

by Sweetmelody April 28, 2013

scorton’s creek

the best song ever made stream scortons creek by isaac dunbar

i love scorton’s creek

by leah😏 June 3, 2020

Scaretonin

The chemical that carries messages between nerve cells in the brain and throughout your body when you enjoy a scary movie or scaring somebody else in good fun.

Also responsible for the feeling of elation when shopping and or decorating for Halloween.

Let's watch that new horror movie, I need a boost of scaretonin.

by Mano Meile June 29, 2022

scartown

a "city" within Toronto which is also known as Scarborough. Known as the most violent and crime filled part of Toronto. It has a very diverse population of ethnic minorities. Such as Jamacians, Tamils, Guyanese&Trinis, and asians. Scartown is very similar to Markham by means of population and multiculturism. Consists of both WEST and EAST side people.

puffy: yoo what part of toronto u from?

shyne: SCARTOWN nikka...home of da real O.G.'Z

by scarborougH September 30, 2006

scartown

Scarborough, Toronto....crime central of tha dot,T Dot, niggaz,latinoz,tamilz,desiz,essays,and da triad.

yo nigga, wanna hit by scartown toniite

by american_psycho July 11, 2004

Scoreconomics

A simple scientific law for winning at football. Your offense scores points, doesn't let their defense score points, your defense doesn't let their offense score points, and when your offense scores points you don't let their special teams score points, YOU WIN. Simple Scoreconomics.

"Simple, simple scoreconomics.

by iiAmPrada January 28, 2011

Shoetown

Colloquialism for Johnson City, New York, birthplace of the Endicott Johnson Shoe company around the turn of the 20th century. The quintessential company town, factory workers lived in homes built and owned by the company. EJ was known for hiring immigrant workers who were proclaimed to have gotten to Ellis Island and asked "which way E-J"?

A real Shoetown boy, he lived on the corner of Endicott and Johnson Streets.

by heddy June 30, 2012