the ol’ scrambola
Slang term straight outta the fifties for getting out of somewhere very quickly, as in leaving the scene of a crime or a mischievous deed.
the ol’ scrambola by Dr Bunnygirl May 29, 2021
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Scrambone
1) Something that is totally awesome, rad, or even hella good.
2) A small nation in the former Soviet Union.
3) Inflated rabbits.
Scrambone originated in the darkest depths of Asia, where it is said that warrior monks once used it to describe how their food tasted. Usually... the food was good. Not always, mind you. Also, Klang the Unconquerable often used it while riding around naked in the year 1632.
2) A small nation in the former Soviet Union.
3) Inflated rabbits.
Scrambone originated in the darkest depths of Asia, where it is said that warrior monks once used it to describe how their food tasted. Usually... the food was good. Not always, mind you. Also, Klang the Unconquerable often used it while riding around naked in the year 1632.
Scrambone by RogerSmith June 21, 2004
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Scrambopple • scrambos • scramboli • Scrambone • scrambooble • scramboose • Scramboozled • ScranBob • scrumbobulous • the ol’ scrambola
scramboogie
It's five o'clock on Friday. I'm ready to scramboogie! Or... I heard her parents arriving. Had to scramboogie!
scramboogie by Russ Malcolm July 10, 2007
ScranBob
A colloquialism used during Halo Reach gaming. It combines the words, "Scrub, Random, and Bob." It is to be used in a less than complimentary manner.
ScranBob by Zeus417 (1) December 8, 2010
Scrambopple
Scrambopple by Dariusz7 November 9, 2019
scrambooble
scrambooble by sherry sue April 21, 2010
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