Scrocs

n. The marriage of Crocs footwear with socks, particularly of a different color. Seen mostly at Theme Parks around the U.S.A and abroad.

It's a mistake to wear scrocs on water rides. Who wants soggy feet?

Scrocs by Gator Nation (2)! May 30, 2009

Scrocs

The sad combination of Crocs and socks. Most notably worn by FSU athletes and fans.

In local news, it was so cold in Tallahassee this morning that the football team showed up for practice in their Scrocs. Bobby Bowden hasn't been this impressed with a scrimmage in 10 years.

Scrocs by Gator Nation! May 27, 2009

Scrocs

The act of wearing socks and Croc sandals at the same time because you were lazy or didnt have time to put on real shoes.

Ugh, here comes Bart wearing his ugly-ass scrocs again

Scrocs by ▪◾⬛◾▪ July 19, 2022

Scroos 

A person who enjoys life and has a large brain capacity which is ironic as this term is derived from "a loose screw"

"Hey Scroos! What did you get for question 2 in the Maths test?"

Scroos by xyzabc123 March 14, 2009

scrose 

The background to this word of the Bristol street, comes from the dark ages of 1996. The word basically can be inserted into a sentance at any point, conveying the message to the recipient that you're not very happy about something/someone/something.

It it usually found in noun form although can be conjegated as a verb.

Urban Linguists be advised though, on strict interpretation of the construction of this multifunctional word, one could be hinting that one was referring to ejaculation.

That weather looks really scrose out there.

Jimmy is one of the biggest scrosers I know.

Stop scrosing about you two and make my dinner.

scrose by GBH April 29, 2004

Scrolse 

Alternate spelling to scrulse, Alcoholic beverage made by mixing scrumpy cider with pulse energy drink.

Oi, did you hear that Boyer finally took that sluzza Tiffany home but was to Scrolsed to maintain his spicy boner.

Scrolse by Campbell "The Minge Master" McDiarmid February 2, 2008

scroc 

(pronounced s-k-ro-k-)
To mooch. Derived from the venetian word "scroccare" mostly used by smokers.
// ed form: scrocked.
// ing form: scrocking.
// 3rd person form: scrocs.

Can I scroc you a cigarette?
Can I scroc you a cracker?

scroc by Alisa&Elli August 27, 2007