Screm't
The past tense of scream, colloquially used in parts of Norway, traced back to the Viking slang- Schërmt.
Screm't by Ballsmother500 December 23, 2023
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scream a scrum that I haven't scrummed
A phrase used by the YouTuber Kubz Scouts (Robert Jay Peréz), referring to the action of screaming like you never have ever before.
I'm about to scream a scrum that I haven't scrummed in a while because of how good these jumpscares are, I swear.
scream a scrum that I haven't scrummed by ddeungiiz March 13, 2026
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screw the rules
"wait did you just summon a bunch of monsters in one turn ?"
"yeah and?"
"thats againest the rules isnt it?"
"screw the rules i have money!"
"yeah and?"
"thats againest the rules isnt it?"
"screw the rules i have money!"
screw the rules by im better than you. January 7, 2008
scream test
When you don't know if something is still being used so you take it away and see if anybody screams.
Carrie: Do you know if anyone even uses this network folder anymore?
Scot: No fucking clue, I'll give it a scream test. DELETE
Matt: (the next day): WTF happened to my porn folder!
Scot: No fucking clue, I'll give it a scream test. DELETE
Matt: (the next day): WTF happened to my porn folder!
scream test by jamison313 January 15, 2008
Scream Techno
:Surface has entered the channel:
Surface - "Hey guys, want to hear my scream techno?"
Dino - "NO wait let me tak..."
Surface - "AHH AHH OO AH OO AH AH OO AH"
Dino - "Goddamnit man, my ears. Ima cut you."
Surface - "Hey guys, want to hear my scream techno?"
Dino - "NO wait let me tak..."
Surface - "AHH AHH OO AH OO AH AH OO AH"
Dino - "Goddamnit man, my ears. Ima cut you."
Scream Techno by Surface May 15, 2008
Screw that
Said after someone tells or asks you to do something that you're too lazy or you just don't want to do. Can be used the same as "fuck that" or "I don't want to" .
Screw that by Steven. L June 16, 2007
screw the pooch
to fuck things up royally; originally used by U.S. naval aviators to mean "crash one's plane into the water"
screw the pooch by Anonymous June 5, 2003
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