Scowler 

A chick that always has an angry expression on her face due to years of nagging and being negative. Hardcore scowlers have a permanent dent/wrinkle between their eyes.

That chick has a hot body, but too bad she's a scowler. I hope she doesn't scowled me for smiling.

Scowler by TNP Global March 8, 2013

slowler 

If somethinng is described as "slower" it means it is SO slow that to simply describe it is to speak in an unbelievably slow manner, slurring your words, to accomodate the utter slowness of the object, person, thing, etc in question.

Variations include: slowl, slowlish.

1. Could you be speaking any slowler?

2. That grandmother is moving so slowlish!

slowler by IgIg August 11, 2006

scowleavage 

When an ample-breasted woman attemps to scowl but is showing so much cleavage that no one even notices it.

Tabitha was trying to express her dismay at the bank, but she was showing way too much scowleavage for anyone to tell.

scowleavage by Midnightwolf979 November 1, 2013

scowered 

To look high and low for something.

I scowered the internet looking for that limited edition CD.

scowered by hcar May 29, 2008

snowler 

Amazing, awesome.

That shot was a snowler!

snowler by The lummox1 May 2, 2017

Scoblerian 

Adjective describing the painfully awkward appearance of a high tech device, possibly worn by a person. The person or device in question is trying much too hard to appear "Futuristic" and instead forms an image that is hard to look at.

"Scoble" in this case refers to technology evangelist Robert Scoble, who in 2013 posted a picture of himself in the shower while wearing Google Glass. The photo created a geeky reputation around Glass that contributed to Google ending the lineup two years later.

"Ugh, have you seen the new Cybertruck? Postively Scoblerian. They're trying WAY too hard."

Scoblerian by FathomFive September 9, 2021

scoler

an interesting series of text messages recieved under one name but accused of being written by another.

I got a scoler last night.

scoler by drinking water October 27, 2008