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Skadoodling 

Where schoolchildren (typically grades 6-9) wet a paper towel, and make a pocket with soap using the towel, they then have competitions for how high it can be thrown, and how long it can stick to the wall or ceiling.
person 1:
let’s go skadoodle during break
person 2: last time we went skadoodling i got it on the ceiling last time let’s see you try to beat that
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Skadoodling 

A homosexual sexual position in which one man rides the other like a seadoo. The "seadoo" must make the ride as close to the real thing as possible sound effects are helpful.
Josh bring those old balls here and let's go skadoodling
Skadoodling by King poutine January 22, 2014

kadoodling 

to do any sexual action to another person or thing.
Guy 1: Dudeeeee, did you kadoodle Lanie last night?
Guy 2: Yeah, she's fierce in bed.

Girl 1: OMFG lyk I luv kadoodling boys.
Girl 2: Go home whore.

spadoogling 

The act of juicing a female or having sexual intercourse with them lowkey. In this scenario, it is only a case of dealings, little to no feelings toward a partner is involved. The word originated in July 2015 from a Whatsapp group chat.
Example 1: "Janice and Joe went behind a large bush to quickly take part in a spadoogling session during the party.

Example 2: Let's spadoogle before anyone sees.
spadoogling by Yves Thompson August 19, 2015

Scaboodling 

( scah-boo-del-ing)
The act of screeching at the top of your lungs and simultaneously slapping someone, presumably across the face, and concluding the act by sprinting away
Jeff: Yo some guy just screamed and slapped me and then he ran.
Georgiano: dude you must have done something terrible to earn a scaboodling.

scadoodaling 

To run in which a fashion that isn't really running nor jogging.
You thrust ur body forward like ur attempting to be fast but epicly fail at it. Do not pick your knees up all the way and glide your feet on the ground. Usually the hands are in a penguin like fashion with one arm over the chest.

synonyms: brisk walk, light jog

antonyms: running, dashing

related words: scadoodle

misspellings: scadoodling, skahhdoodiling, scadoodiling
Jasmine: who's that guy scadoodaling over there?
Trey: He must not know how to run.

shadoodlin 

When you are parking lot partying at the end of the night at Coachella and you try to describe to your friends what you are doing!
Troy, what are you doing? Shadoodlin!
shadoodlin by FierceTroy June 29, 2017
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