shoopage

a word to say instead of "bored"; someone who has a good taste in music.

friend: im really bored...
you: yeah.....shoopage.

you: oh my god! you like the band boys like girls too?! wow that is total shoopage, dude.

by Jim Ritter March 18, 2007

sloopage

slippery stuff (filling) that invariably spills out from a sandwich - originally appeared in that wonderful book, 'sniglets'

sloopage cost me half my sandwich

by vivek achary July 30, 2008

swoopage

to steal, and or confiscate without prior consent.

Tito didn't call tap-taps on his spot, so i called "swoopage" and took it like a klepto in a 7/11.

by G_Collins June 27, 2005

Scoopage

To Obtain something
For one to acquire something

Andrew saw something that he liked and went to get it. Andrew done a Scoopage.

Douglas was at the pool party. He saw a Strawberry Daiquiri for sale. Douglas purchased it. Douglas fulfilled a ‘Scoopage’ on the Strawberry Daiquiri.

by Douglas Pearson July 16, 2022

Swoopage

Tactically acquiring extra credit points from a fellow classmate

"He's a bird of opportunity. Don't let him steal ur points,I smell Swoopage coming along."

by Ricky224 December 12, 2019

scoopage

Cleavage, often of the epic variety, as displayed by a scoop or vee-neck shirt, sweater, or otherwise.

JFC, did you see the scoopage on the girl playing pool? She pulled her phone out of there a minute ago -- I think I'm in love.

by socialentropytheory April 30, 2011

snoopage

The telltale cobwebs and dust you find hanging from the whiskers of a cat when it's been poking around in places where it is probably not supposed to be.

Buster returned from the attic covered in snoopage.

by Persnicula October 9, 2007