scoodle

To make a copy of purchased recorded music rather than buy your own. Variation of words invented by the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) in the mid-1980s to attempt to put negative social pressure on people who would do such copying. The RIAA released a drawing of a "scoodler"; imagine a Grinch-like creature holding an audio cassette in each hand.

"Let me borrow your CD so I can scoodle it." Variations were used in Billboard Magazine, August 10, 1985 issue.

scoodle by ChrisInHwd April 6, 2010

scoodle

Waddling swiftly; waddling and running at the same time; scooting at a fast pace; running like Adam Morrison does.

After missing a three pointer, Adam Morrison scoodled to the other side of the court to play defense.

scoodle by Andrew Paolini April 18, 2006

scoodle

verb: To hastily peruse vast quantities of information

Origin: James A. Girard

I googled that city then, after scoodling (scoodle) the results, I found only one site I was interested in.

scoodle by JAGirard September 14, 2006

Scoodle

Scoodle is a really fucked up walk..Because your grandmother just beat your ass with a yard stick.

Stop grandma youre embarassing me by beating my ass with a stick in the middle of Ollive garden. I am scoodoodeliddleingaling out of here~!

Scoodle by Ryan Moore May 27, 2004

Scoodle

To scoot about in a homosexual manor

After anal johnny Rhodes proceeded to scoodle across the carpet

Scoodle by Lollygager13 August 16, 2019

Scoodle

Large spoon for scooping food or soup, similar in concept to a ladle.

Crystal carefully scooped up a nice big bowl of soup using her scoodle.

Scoodle by Chapaco August 18, 2026

Scoodle

Large spoon suitable for scooping food or soup. Similar to a ladle.

Crystal served me a nice big bowl of soup with her scoodle.

Scoodle by Chapaco August 18, 2026