scrogged

a verb describing a person who has been tricked, deceived, or who has become the scapegoat at the expense of another.

I was told to stay late because my co-worker didn't get her work done. You've been scrogged.

by jojungle March 7, 2011

Scroggers

A very good dog usually Australian terrier or schnauzer (also a ruthless dictator at times)

Oh look Scroggers just committed tax fraud

by Revvvv February 11, 2020

scragged

to be killed, murdered or whacked by someone or something. usually on purpose.

RING RING RING
craig: hello? Ray Ray? this is craig
ray ray: hey criag whats up
craig:hey is charlie there?
ray ray: naw man, you havent heard? charlie got scragged by Lil Rocko last night!
craig: WHAT?!?!?!?! man...i just saw him yesterday

by Low Clef May 17, 2004

Scogged

Marked, damaged, hurt, knocked, scraped, scratched, dented.

As we lifted the couch into the other room we hit the doorway and scogged it, leaving a mark.

by Poette September 7, 2020

Scraggedy

Old, worn out. Typically associated with clothing, hair or state of being.

....they wore the same scraggedy clothes they always wear to these kind of events.

by JYP!3 December 7, 2010

sprogged

to have recently given birth; to pop one out

She looks amazing for a bird who's just sprogged!

by NikitheGoddess May 5, 2013

sprogged

with child (see sprogg); pregnant

She only got sprogged up so he'd have to stay with her.

by Anne (the awesome) May 20, 2005