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scarecrowing 

1. The act of killing and hollowing someone out, then stuffing their body with hay or cotton.

2. Standing in a field waiting for something to happen. Usually used as an insult.
1. Did you hear about James? Yeah, some freak scarecrowed him and left him hanging in his apartment.

2. What the fuck is grandpa doing in the yard? He's just standing there scarecrowing and staring at passing cars again.
scarecrowing by Hyptosis July 1, 2011
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scarecrowing 

When a man just lies there and makes the woman (or other man) do all the work in the sack; the male equivalent of "starfishing".
Man, I was really giving it my all, riding that dude and he was just scarecrowing. What a disappointment.
scarecrowing by FionaB January 11, 2014
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Scarecrowing 

1. The act of approaching someone from behind and force punching your fist into there anus, giving the receiver the appearance of a scarecrow.

2. surprise fisting from behind.
1. last night when my girlfriend was changing I totally scarecrowed her.

2. I heard someone is running around at night scarecrowing people.
Scarecrowing by Swee7 Chuck April 2, 2014

Scarecrowing 

The act of standing in a window or doorway in a commanding pose to assert physical dominance and ward off unwelcomed visitors through intimidation, especially while fully or partially nude.

Avoid being arrested to become a Scare-PRO.
"My manager was scarecrowing me so hard from her office that now I can't send her emails or bring her coffee without getting an anxiety attack and a boner at the same time."

"My neighbour wouldn't stop parking in front of my house so I scarecrowed him from my backyard for 3 weeks and now they're moving to Kentucky."

*Gets naked and bends over in the window for 8 hours* "That ought to do it!"
Scarecrowing by SlinkeyDink June 17, 2020

scarecrowism 

Through no fault of your own, ending up naked and covered in glue, then accidently stumbling into a huge pile of straw. Thus resembling a scarecrow!
Scarecrowism - You'll need to use your imagination on this one!!
scarecrowism by Anni B April 24, 2008

scarecrowin' 

The act of playing objectionable music in order to drive an unwanted person or persons away from one's vicinity.
Bob continued yammering on, refusing to leave my office , so I began scarecrowin' him with some sick Riff Raff beats until he finally went away.
scarecrowin' by thejimparker November 17, 2016
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