A fork of Rural Dictionary
Girls that are drunk at a bar or club and have not been taken home by a guy before closing time.
The last time I saw John he was walking over to Shenanigans to try to pick up some of the scraps.
(verb) The act of collecting various discarded and unwanted scrap metals and taking such precious metals to a scrapyard for a small but helpful monetary reward. Scrapping is oftentimes very hard and dirty work for a relatively small payoff.
Johnny had been unemployed for a stretch now and was struggling to find any decent work. He had lately taken to the toil and trouble of scrapping so he could at least keep his cigarette habit and continue smoking.
fighting, physical fight, punching , hand to hand fight
Man, those two fools were straight up scrapping.
1. verb (past tense). to have gotten into a physical altercation with another person
2. verb. discarded
3. verb. to have broken a large piece of machinery such as a car down for spare parts or for the metal.
1. Last night at the bar, Jim drunkenly hit on Matt's girlfriend, so Matt and Jim scrapped in the parking lot.
2. It was a good idea but too expensive, so the idea had to be scrapped.
3. My car was fubar so I scrapped it at the junkyard.