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Scriabin 

Александр Скрябин, translated to Alexander Scriabin (can also be spelled Skrjabin, to be classier) was a badass mystical Russian composer and pianist who was born in 1871 and died in 1915, who also claimed he was God (because he was).

He wrote especially for piano and orchestra, loved theosophy and also wrote poems, he wanted his music to be the most ecstatic ("orgasmic") as possible by mixing all of the senses, which explains why he wrote music about sex. He started making his work Mysterium that was supposed to last 7 days (which had for goal to end the world) but sadly never finished it.

He also had the best moustache ever.
"Did you listen to Scriabin's Black Mass? It's so good!"
Scriabin by Scherzokinn July 29, 2021
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scribbing 

Gently rubbing the fur off kiwifruit so you can eat the skin.
"have you finished scribbing the fruit yet?"
scribbing by Evilkinevils May 21, 2016
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To take prescription drugs and drink alcohol
Were gonna go scribin tonight.
scribin by mr. nice guy February 17, 2005

scribbin 

used to describe a small amount of something that is left over, of a thing that you wish you still had more of...
Bill "Can I skin up with your pot?"

Ben "No, I only have a scribbin left"
scribbin by oucheh April 22, 2005

Scribbin 

Someone who steals cigarettes instead of buying their own.
“Can I pinch a cigarette?”

“No you absolute scribbin”
Scribbin by Telescaff November 9, 2021

Stinky Bobby

When you find a little guy who is stinky. Usually needs a belly rub.
Hey, that’s Stinky Bobby.
Stinky Bobby by anorlondo June 17, 2026
Word of the Day on July 29, 2026
A trip to a grocery store, convenience store, or gas station for the sole purpose of buying an excessive amount of junk food and sugary drinks, usually with friends. A chud run often happens late at night and ends with everyone involved hating themselves afterwards.
"Hey bro you tryna go on a chud run with me??"
chud run by chad brandson July 24, 2026
Word of the Day on July 28, 2026