scowned

(verb, past tense) A situation where a litigant brings action against an innocent party and is found out by a judge to be bringing the case in bad faith. That party is then said to have been "scowned." Has its roots in the SCO vs IBM case.

In conclusion, you do not own the patent to filenames. Therefore, this court has no option but to record a verdict of the plaintiff having been scowned.

by The_Real_Chronos July 2, 2006

Scowned

Owning or being owned by a person with a scoped weapon or possibly a scone it's self

I just Scowned that noob.

by Randolf Scott February 21, 2009

scowned

to be scowned is to be school and owned at the same time.

alex: hah u suck! u lost 4-1!
mike: so?... it was a hard game, what are u gonna say now?
alex: heh, u just got scowned, bitch!

by alex stricker February 14, 2005

scowned

Another version of the word owned. Usually seen written on shoes. Pronunciation is just like owned but with an sc in front of it.

O man you guys, you all just got scowned for life!!!

by pilot120 July 20, 2008

Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned

The act of making a woman so furious that nothing will satisfy them but destruction of the object or person they loathe.

Dan: Man, my ex-girlfriend is crazy! She keyed my car!

Sam: Well, hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.

by magicschoolbusdropout August 2, 2020

a woman scorned

A woman rejected in love can be very angry and dangerous. Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. There is nothing as unpleasant as a woman who has been offended or whose love has not been returned.

"Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned"

by Kerzell January 28, 2014

scoyned

ripped off, taken advantage of, used, cheated, scammed, defrauded

Amber felt scoyned that someone stole her credit card and used it to buy gift cards.

by Pacman6 March 15, 2019