schrab
Verb, infinitive: To goad a person with intentionally superfluous questions about the topic at hand or recently passed, often in a repetitive and disruptive manner.
schrab by Tommy Silva October 7, 2019
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Schrab the Ram
Having to take a piss, this is what a young child has come up with when he has to go Piss.
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My son looks over at me when I am working outdoors and says hay Dad I have to go Schrab the Ram. Then he runs over to a Tree or Bush and takes a Piss.
Schrab the Ram by Mr.Schrab November 10, 2009
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Schrab the Ram
While working in my back yard, my son looked over at me and my wife and said I have to Schrab the Ram. I have to go over to the tree and Schrab the Ram.
Schrab the Ram by Big Daddy 1 November 10, 2009
hank schrader
A decent guy who isn't as smart as his brother in law. Eventually he gets on the wrong side of "the danger." It's a sad story.
hank schrader by Lars Norsk May 27, 2015
schranz
substyle of progressive techno music. typical elements are merciless repetetive pattern, harsh abrasive machine-like sound. agressive, inhuman. schranz tries to fulfill all the cliches of techno music. sometimes uses funny and/or offensive samples. became quite popular in germany in the early 21st century. also called 'geshredder' oder 'gebretter'. schranz rules!
schranz by G. Southpole February 21, 2004
schrabbing
The act of trolling in a similar vein to writer/director Rob Schrab. It is often done by asking a redundant question in response to something which includes the answer to the question.
schrabbing by Neutral Pirate Omicronian February 25, 2015
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Schrayer Mad by Grandbastard August 20, 2021
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