by Lumpy Loks May 26, 2005
by Ca$pEr March 22, 2005
by kingofkingzxiv January 20, 2005
WHAT THE FUCK? that scrap is all iced up, lets go ice him squirtle, Bust a scrap in the lip watch the red color drip
by triplestack September 26, 2010
So scrap generally means "to fight". It is frequently used in past tense rather than in proactive terms, however both are completely acceptable. In my experience in Georgia, this is a term native to Savannah - i've never met a non-Savannian who knows what it means, but this is confined to the state. So i'd attribute SAV as it's origin. Plus, it's SAV-home of Camouflage (the crazy rapper who was killed a few years ago... and who rapped about SAV).. who would expect less for the vernacular.
"My brother and i used to scrap alot when we were kids... but we're tight now"
"You wanna scrap??!?!?"
"Did you catch those two girls scrapin' in the parking lot?"
"You wanna scrap??!?!?"
"Did you catch those two girls scrapin' in the parking lot?"
by LauLau April 15, 2006
guy 1: Dude, what are we gonna get for lunch?
guy 2: im broke ass poor. looks like were gonna get some scrap.
guy 2: im broke ass poor. looks like were gonna get some scrap.
by mike July 05, 2004