Weak. Not strong. Incredibly frail. Resembling the level of strength that balls have when hit.
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"I'd like to ask her out...it's just that I'm scared she's going to say no".
"Oh come on dude, you're acting really scrotie right now."
"Oh come on dude, you're acting really scrotie right now."
by tallyforge January 09, 2017
1. Diminutive of scrotum.
2. Pejorative for a person lacking fortitude; a coward. Like testicles, a scroty is vulnerable, hypersensitive, and inclined to retract in the face of danger, particularly cold weather.
Alternative spelling: scrotie.
Antonym: Pussy
2. Pejorative for a person lacking fortitude; a coward. Like testicles, a scroty is vulnerable, hypersensitive, and inclined to retract in the face of danger, particularly cold weather.
Alternative spelling: scrotie.
Antonym: Pussy
by Coraline Mae October 02, 2012
by bbycakez March 18, 2010
Someone who although works and has a comfortable home life/ lifestyle, gives the appearance of a homeless person e.g, doesn’t shower for days, wears the same clothes all week and is generally a grubby person.
by Trueman380 November 10, 2018
A plethora of musculocutaneous sacs that enclose the testes and are formed of skin, a network of nonstriated muscular fibers, cremasteric fascia, the cremaster muscle, and the serous coverings of the testes and epididymides.
by DeVries March 25, 2006
by chaddficious July 24, 2003
A book that was written by Cartman, Kyle, Stan and Kenny in the Southpark episode "The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs". The book, and its wide success was used as a satirical device in regards to the over-analyzing of literature. The main objection was that the readers were reading too deeply into something which had little to no meaning.
When used as a comparison to an actual piece of work, it can be used to describe a piece of work that is worthless, but is praised, or it can be used to describe a piece of literature with its own merits, but is only widely known due to the (often unwarranted) controversy it caused.
When used as a comparison to an actual piece of work, it can be used to describe a piece of work that is worthless, but is praised, or it can be used to describe a piece of literature with its own merits, but is only widely known due to the (often unwarranted) controversy it caused.
by RickshawCannon April 12, 2011