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Italian slang meaning money or cash. Often used by mobsters, affiliates of organized crime, and people from Staten Island and/or New Jersey.
Tony spent $300,000 on his new gazebo- the guy spends scharole like it grows on trees!

Tony is a huge spaccone; he spent all of his scharole at the nightclub, buying shots of bucca for everyone in sight.

Although Tony has no scharole, he uses his credit card to go shopping online for new Ed Hardy shirts.

Tony is putting his scharole on the street- he is into shylocking these days.
scharole by TonyTee October 27, 2009
Italian slang for: dough, money, jack
Hey Tony, I bet those wheels cost you some scharole.
scharole by Gino P December 29, 2007
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Italian-American (New York) slang for Money
Dusty Scarole
scarole by EvanKnish March 26, 2021

scharlet 

The bestest most kindest person but she should stop shipping her friends
Wow look she is cool
I know that is Scharlet

scharlette 

Ride or die, beauty, down chick, cooler than cool, booty
I love Scharlette
scharlette by He lives December 20, 2016

scharlet 

The bestest person that should no ship her friend
Ok scharlet

Sharolette 

A beautiful Goddess with a nice ass! She is a creative genius! Falling in love with a Sharolette makes for a lifetime of happiness. She goes by her nickname Shar on most days & is an amazing kisser! Get you a Sharolette and your life will forever be great!
Sharolette is a dream come true! She is absolutely stunning!
Sharolette by SharDivaStar November 24, 2021
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