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scumbagged 

Verb.

An encounter with an unscrupulous individual that results in one's property loss.
I tried to buy weed from a guy I didn't know and got scumbagged out of $20.00

I got scumbagged by my attorney. Fuck I hate that guy.
scumbagged by humanoid72 January 8, 2009

Scumbaguido 

A real cuck of a person who likes to argue & solves their problems with verbal abuse & maybe a few punches; typically confrontational and smokes large amounts of marijuana.
"Man, this dude's being a Scum bag". "Yeah, a real Scumbaguido".
Scumbaguido by Girtrude June 28, 2021

Scrumbugged 

Colley Gate term for those who are pissed , generally in that state were ypur too pissed to do alot or just very lazy.
Bloody 'ell our wayne yowm scrumbugged aye ya ?
Scrumbugged by PatandClive May 3, 2009

scumbagging 

1. the practice of hitting on a friend's boy/girlfriend
2. cheating on your boy/girlfriend
1. I can't believe he tried scumbagging on my girl!
2. You should have seen Rodolfo last night, he was scumbagging on every girl in sight!
scumbagging by BrianLacey April 1, 2008

scumbaggery 

1. underhanded and otherwise despicable behavior
He achieved new levels of scumbaggery by fucking his secretary while his wife was dying of a particularly aggressive form of small cell cancer that metasticized on her ovaries.
scumbaggery by Yitzhak June 27, 2005

scumbaguette 

A female scumbag; a female asshole; a female horrible person.
My prof is such a scumbaguette! She told me my essay needed only one minor change to go from an A- to an A, and then she turned around and gave me a C- because I corrected her in class!
scumbaguette by theonlyprof October 9, 2013
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