Scruffables
nick-name given to a person with brown, puppy dog eyes, scruffy dark hair and a protective, friendly sort of nature.
often so lovable it could break your heart to ever see said person in pain. but not without smart-ss remarks.
though adorable and cuddly cute, they will not settle for anything less than “hot!” or “s-xy fine!”
such a scruffables. like a puppy dog in human form.
word describing somebody as s-xually attractive. seems to be well known to students from adelaide university around the late 80s to early 90s.
kristal: omg becky! he’s like _so_ scruffable!
becky: yeah! he’s just like that guy who owns hoobajoob
Read Also:
- scumdee
kind of derogatory, affectionate really, term for the city of dundee in eastern scotland. i’m going to sc-mdee for the weekend. oh dear.
- scuzy
dirty and sleazy that guy over there with the m-ssive amount of chest hair, greased back hair, and opened shirt is really scuzy someone who is doing something ridiculous and stupid but at the same time entertaining (not derogatory, insult in a friendly manner) dis you see that scuzy over there?
- frangipani
a sweet smelling, sweet tasting p-ssy belonging to a painfully hot girl ‘you have a beautiful frangipani’ a sweet tasting, sweet smelling p-ssy belonging to a painfully attractive girl. “i’d love to sniff her sweet frangipani!” a fashion slave; a girl who whines; a girl who is a fashion slave but doesn’t get it right; […]
- Frankenfriendly
a person who claims to be your friend, or has made it abundantly clear that they are your friend, even so they are so monstrously deformed or socially inadequate that no persons, other than the equally afflicted, would countenance their existence, let alone being chums. origin: used metaphorically by pretentious 1970’s film buff goths and […]
- wutless
the word wutless is not just used in the bahamas. it’s widely used in barbados and jamaica (i know of those two for sure)and i’m sure it’s a caribbean thing. it means good for nothing, worthless, trouble maker, doesn’t care about getting in trouble etc. “he causes so much trouble! he real wutless ye!” “that […]