Noun: A slang term used by corporate america to refer to a note taker aka punk-ass bitch. This term is often used to dupe an unsuspecting victim into a task which is incredibly boring and could be completed by a tape recorder and a secretary. Typically used by upper management right before meetings to people in lower ranks.
"Hey Johnny, do you want to come to our quarterly sales meeting tomorrow?"
- "Gee, oh really? I'd LOVE to"
"Great, bring a pen and paper, we could really use you as a scribe."
- "Man, fuck you, I ain't no goddamn bitch-ass note taker"
- "Gee, oh really? I'd LOVE to"
"Great, bring a pen and paper, we could really use you as a scribe."
- "Man, fuck you, I ain't no goddamn bitch-ass note taker"
by FUCKERNST&YOUNG April 20, 2010
In the governments of many ancient societies, a professional position reserved for men who had undergone the lengthy training required to be able to read and write using cuneiform, hieroglyphics, or other early, cumbersome writing systems.
Male domination of the position of scribe—an administration or scholar charged by the temple or palace with reading and writing tasks—further complicates efforts to reconstruct the lives of women.
by HistoryNerd94 December 21, 2010
by OCTAVOPOLIS March 15, 2007
The person in charge of documenting the activity that occurs in El Rey's Kingdom of Rustled Jimmies. They are often fired from their job or they quit every time they get aggravated with their boss.
The Scribe, known as Miss Katie Monumental, has been fired and quit her job for El Rey way too many times, but she liked working for trumpet playing kings.
by Phil Beaurehumphery October 26, 2013
Verb. To use a sharp or pointed object to scrawl ones name on a surface in graffiti. Usually glass, plastic, or metal.
Other forms of graffiti include: stickerbombing, tagging, throw-ups, pieces, bombs, burners, blockbusters,stenciling, wheatpasteing, fill-ins, throwies, etc.
Other forms of graffiti include: stickerbombing, tagging, throw-ups, pieces, bombs, burners, blockbusters,stenciling, wheatpasteing, fill-ins, throwies, etc.
by SpoR June 25, 2007
Scribe is New Zealand's first mainstream hip hop artist. Hes got good rhymes, tight hooks, n great flow. His album is The Crusader, his DJ is P-Money.
by lilpill March 19, 2005
noun
-a person whose entire miserable existence has been reduced to academic grunge and pain, yet remains complacent
interjection
-an expression used to convey the feeling of insanity brought about by working too hard for too long in an acadmic context (pronounced with emphasis on the 'i,' preferably with really wide eyes and a maniacal grin), or used just for fun, also sometimes used as a greeting
(also "scribezor")
verb
-to perform tedious or difficult academic work
syn: to troll
verb, transitive
-to break a person's soul through tedious or difficult academic work
"That Ph2A final exam scribed me..."
syn: to ass-rape
adjective
-tedious, difficult, soul-breaking, useless
(Origin: 2003, California Institute of Technology)
-a person whose entire miserable existence has been reduced to academic grunge and pain, yet remains complacent
interjection
-an expression used to convey the feeling of insanity brought about by working too hard for too long in an acadmic context (pronounced with emphasis on the 'i,' preferably with really wide eyes and a maniacal grin), or used just for fun, also sometimes used as a greeting
(also "scribezor")
verb
-to perform tedious or difficult academic work
syn: to troll
verb, transitive
-to break a person's soul through tedious or difficult academic work
"That Ph2A final exam scribed me..."
syn: to ass-rape
adjective
-tedious, difficult, soul-breaking, useless
(Origin: 2003, California Institute of Technology)
n. "Techers are scribes"
int. "SCRIBE!"
v. "I was scribing away at that ACM95 set last night..."
v.tr. "That Ph2A final exam scribed me..."
adj. "that was a scribal problem set"
int. "SCRIBE!"
v. "I was scribing away at that ACM95 set last night..."
v.tr. "That Ph2A final exam scribed me..."
adj. "that was a scribal problem set"
by scribahol January 23, 2007