scammin

To do something more satisfying than what you're supposed to be doing. Such as making a doc appointment, taking off from work, then canceling it so you can take care of other shit.

Smith got a doc appointment today but I bet that motherfuckers scammin!

by datnjdvl13 June 11, 2009

scammin

Or known as scamming:
to hustle or sell drugs

some random dude: "yo u scammin?"
another dude: "nah yo"

by ashtray December 19, 2004

scammin on my squirrel

To scam on someone's squirrel is to intrude upon someones budding relationship with their crush. It is generally thought to be socially unacceptable to hit on a friends crush.

Yo! Forrest! Don't be scammin on my squirrel, bro!

by Junior_88 July 19, 2010

scammin' steve

Failed to pay 200 dollars to a website he helped create. Also is known for stopping at nothing to get a good deal. He once sucked a man off to get billet ac knobs for free. Heartless, flaming homosexual, and full of hate is the perfect definition.

Hey man, don't be a scammin' steve, pay me my 50 bucks.

by Walter P. March 23, 2005

scammin' on my cheese

When your friend(s) comes over just to smoke your weed.

These dogs be scammin' on my cheese, man. They only show up when they are out of weed.

by cheesedogz2 October 21, 2013

Shammin' and Scammin'

US Army terminology utilized to describe a person or people who ditch work/responsibility in favor of taking a nap and then planning some type of criminal behavior thereafter. Akin to the phraseology "Chillin' like a Villain."

Soldier #1: Hey, have you seen Private Snuffy?

Soldier #2: Nah, dude, I think he went to take a nap. He said something about a plan to steal MRE's out of the supply room and sell them on Ebay.

Soldier #1: Ah, so he is Shammin' and Scammin'?

Soldier #2: Yep.

by The Preggerses February 12, 2012

update spamming

When a company notifies you of a product update that is a contrivance to send you stealth marketing spam. A cousin of "do you like our product, we love you spamming". Works on the notion of keeping a company name and product name in front of people so they can't help but think of you for future purchases. Still is annoying spam but most people are clueless so it is accepted.

Try as I might to avoid spam, I get plenty of update spamming since the masses are clueless and blindly accept it.

by Mel A Tonin February 16, 2017