scarecasting

Similar to weather forecasting, but either a news source (company or individual) twists the forecast of a severe storm into a worst case scenario. This usually occurs well before a storm forecast has been solidly determined.

Person 1: The weather forecast on the news is saying Hurricane Irma is the next Harvey, and it's going to hit Charleston, SC.

Person 2: Irma is still a week away from landfall. It sounds like they're scarecasting. Don't believe everything you hear.

by YankeesIsTrash September 4, 2017

Sarcasting

(v.) the act of being sarcastic

"Your sister thought I seriously slept with 1000 people? I was sarcasting bro!"

by David Falcones February 3, 2008

Sarcasting

To be sarcastic (adjective)

Benny: Chadillac is so sarcasting!
Sariah: I know, it's beautiful

by Sawyerrrrr September 13, 2023

Sarcasting

sneering, jesting, or mocking a person, a situation or thing.

You did the dance very well. And i am not sarcasting!

by poop speaker September 12, 2008

sarcasting

the act of saying something in a sarcastic tone.

He didn't benchpress 500 pounds! He was just sarcasting.

by Nigel Tanglao November 6, 2008

Sarcasting

Verb form of "sarcasm."
To use sarcasm.

-Oh you look great today with your obnoxiously fuzzy boots and lack of pants.
-Are you sarcasting?
-Psh no...why would I sarcast about your blatant inability to judge what is and what isn't proper clothing?

by The real Ello February 8, 2010

sarcasting

The active act of being sarcastic in the present tense as used by my seven year old.
A grammatical error meant to mean the same as 'being sarcastic', but much more entertaining.

Dad's just joking, he's sarcasting.

by Ted S April 4, 2009