A fork of Rural Dictionary
Created by comedian, Pete Holmes. A shortcut phrase to be used when referencing a celebrity, place, or event as an example for something other than a well known negative issue about it. The idea is to avoid the negative event being a distraction from the point of the statement or story. It also acknowledges that the speaker is aware of the scandal, so that discussion is not necessary.
It's true that he ran a lot of yardage this season, and that's impressive. It doesn't beat the record still held by O.J. Simpson, Scandal Noted, of the record for the single-season yards-per-game average at 143.1.
Islamists in Brimingham High Schools? Tell me something I didn't know!
"This school isn't infiltrated by hardline Islamists, is it Abdul?" "No sir" "Do you think it is part of the Trojan Horse Scandal Mohammed?" "No sir." "What about you Peter, you evil piece of infidel shit who's screams of agony in the fires of hell will help me reach orgasm when I make those 72 virgins the cheapest slags around?" "... Allah Akbar?"
First part: Scandalous (skændələs ) adjective usually ADJECTIVE noun Scandalous behavior or activity is considered immoral and shocking. in accordance to Oxford languages. Second part: Trick: (trik) noun a cunning or skillful act or scheme intended to deceive or outwit someone.
1.) Yo dat bitch is a scandalous trick. She used me to get a ride to go get some weed and then she pinched the bag. 2.) need to watch out wit scandalous tricks dat try to get dat money and out yo’ pocket.
Is a type of personality when it comes to the streets
Ricky was scandalous in his youth
The word you write in your essay to boost vocabulary in replacement of “bad” or “shameful”.
Chewing your food loudly is a scandalous thing to do. You should feel ashamed of yourself.