Shrounce

A word used in a variety of contexts to arouse ambiguity and confusion

"Matt, I'll need those leads contacted before the end of the cycle."

"Shrounce."

"What?"

by AdmissionsNinja July 11, 2018

sprounce

Seasoned before the prounce.

Rhonda stealing salt and pepper from the keg and seasonings sarahs prounce.

Rhonda: "let's sprounce before I prounce!"

by ghoulhunter8seconds July 3, 2009

scrouncel

Verb: Colloquialism referring to an early exit from a location, often on the down-low, i.e. without saying goodbye to people.

A ninja style exit, out of a window or back door.

What are you doing tonight?

I'm at this party but it's lame, I'm bout to scrouncel.

by WillyDynamite February 12, 2009

Shronce

A nonce from Shropshire

James? He's an absolute Shronce.

by hekaton01 November 30, 2022

Shronce

A highly self-entitled and narcissistic person from Shropshire. Often seen behind the wheel of a Range Rover or other larger car with permanent high beams.

Cannot be reasoned with and is unable to relate to other human beings.

Has a Shronce that didn’t quite manage to overtake me and tailgated me for miles with his blinding lights.

by Hekaton January 29, 2023

Strounced

completely owned in anyway and in everyway
could be used as an adj. verb and a noun
anything. It is the complete ownage of anything and everything.

ex.
Verb.
Guy 1: Dude look at that guy, he looks jacked up.
Guy 2: I would not like to meet the guy who strounced him.

Adjective.
Girl 1: Wasn't that guy with another girl
Girl 2: What a strouncing player.

Noun.
Chuck Norris is a Strouncer.

Interjection.
Basketball Player 1: Man, it looks like they scored again
Basketball Player 2: STROUNCE!!

by LLAH ILIKA May 23, 2009

sprounced

the act of not being able to tell someone how you feel; confused.

I really want to tell Suzy how I feel, I guess im just sprounced.

by Grantsfrappe July 3, 2014