Scrodious
Scrodious by Realhumdinger October 28, 2020
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Scrodious • Scrotious • Scrocious • scrodis • Scroliosis • Strudious • scardious • scopious • scorpious malfoy • screwious
Adios Scradios
To throw an item or possession of another person into the distance at a high velocity. It can also be used when leaving a place or conversation.
Adios Scradios by Urbanium Dictionarium June 21, 2020
symodious
A legal definition replacing homophobia. Sym- meaning same and -odious meaning hatred. It is used to separate the factors between -phobia meaning irrational fear for -odious correcting the definition and replacing it with a suffix that makes sense. Meaning not only for the LGBTQ+ community but as for showing hatred for objects or things that are likewise the same.
Bob: Hey I heard Stephan never had the same two of objects in his house. Why is that?
Bill: I heard that he was symodious.
Bob: Ah, gotcha.
Bill: I heard that he was symodious.
Bob: Ah, gotcha.
symodious by GrungeTheBully March 7, 2021
Scrotious
Scro-ti-ous;
From the Latin Scrot, Scrotum, or Ball Sack in English.
Definition;
Behavior befitting of one who thinks solely with their nether regions.
A mind set worse than the worst kind of bad.
A state of affairs with a dismal outlook.
The worst possible example of the matter in question.
From the Latin Scrot, Scrotum, or Ball Sack in English.
Definition;
Behavior befitting of one who thinks solely with their nether regions.
A mind set worse than the worst kind of bad.
A state of affairs with a dismal outlook.
The worst possible example of the matter in question.
Scrocious
noun
(c.500-428 BCE)
Scrocious a member of the pluralist school know for his gigantic testicles which would often be seen flopping out from his robe, was the first to bring philosophy to Athens, where they later flourished and bounced in the hands of Socrates, Plato and Aristotle.
adj.
The complex combination of both attraction and revulsion one gets while being unexpectedly presented with an unusually pumpkin shaped or nasty scrotum. see atrocious/delicious
(c.500-428 BCE)
Scrocious a member of the pluralist school know for his gigantic testicles which would often be seen flopping out from his robe, was the first to bring philosophy to Athens, where they later flourished and bounced in the hands of Socrates, Plato and Aristotle.
adj.
The complex combination of both attraction and revulsion one gets while being unexpectedly presented with an unusually pumpkin shaped or nasty scrotum. see atrocious/delicious
Free balling in my open bathrobe was really Scrocious at the hotel pool.
That hideously enormous ballsac being pushed in my face last night was Scrocious.
That hideously enormous ballsac being pushed in my face last night was Scrocious.
Scrocious by dougglepuff April 2, 2015
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