scowling

1. To look at someone with a wierdly angry face.

2. To punish someone.

"I wonder why that hot chick's alway scowling in a corner".

"Dad scowled me last night for just a little pity sex".

by Seemen January 11, 2009

Scowling Forecasts

Shooting evil looks at someone to preempt them from intruding on your space, taking the seat next to you on mass transit, or starting a conversation with you.

There was only one seat left on the bus, but the old lady next to it was scowling forecasts at me so I stood the whole way.

by Apple C January 11, 2019

Scolling

Extremely hot

The pot of water was scolling hot. Sally threw a pot of scolling hot water on Dick and his skin fell off.
Past tense - Sally scolled the fuck out of Dick ass.

by Kitty Black January 27, 2019

Slowling

A person who moves so slowly that it compromises the sanity of all those around him/her, leading to chaos and destruction.

"Why are you such a bleeding, dirty mess?"

"There was a slowling who held up traffic at the end of Route 3. It took him an hour and a half just to merge onto 128. The other drivers got so infuriated that they rioted, and my car got overturned. I had to crawl the rest of the way to work."

by Dinosaur-kicker September 29, 2012

Skowling

A combination of Owling and Skydiving. To Skowl is to Owl just prior to leaving the plane for skydiving.

SKowling is to perch in a traditional owling pose prior to leaving the plane. This leads to Howling as the Skowler skowls.

by RickyBeesASkowler July 31, 2011

snowling

bowling while it's snowing outside.

Adam and Demi love to go snowling!

by loldem February 23, 2010

scrowling

verb
gerund or present participle: 'scrowling'

To write as if scowling; frowning; such that the tenor and mood of syntax is perceived as upset or grumpy.

I'm always serious, that probably came out scrowling.

by Wbienek April 13, 2021