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scun

  1. Function: adjective
    Definition: being scary and fun at the same time
    Word History: It was developed when I thought a water slide was scary but also fun, so I called it "scun."
    Example Sentence: That roller coaster was really scun.
    Submitted by: Anonymous from New York, USA on 09/27/2007 06:39

scunny

  1. Function: adjective
    Definition: scary but funny at the same time
    Example Sentence: The pirate movie was scunny.
    Submitted by: Anonymous from NY, USA on 06/14/2008 07:55

scupada

  1. Function: interjection
    Definition: used to indicate a loss for words because of excitement
    Example Sentence: Scupada! We did it!
    Submitted by: Bradie from Missouri, USA on 11/18/2008 01:27

scuzzle

  1. Function: verb
    Definition: to ask for pardon and to say sorry all in one
    Example Sentence: "Scuzzle me," the girl said as she wandered through the crowd.
    Submitted by: Collette from New Jersey, USA on 11/04/2007 05:14

scwably

  1. Function: adjective
    Definition: uncontrollably messy: sloppy
    Example Sentence: My handwriting is so scwably sometimes.
    Submitted by: Daisy from OH, USA on 01/12/2009 04:00

scwaglupad

  1. Function: noun
    Definition: an imaginary squid monster
    Example Sentence: The scwaglupad has sharp teeth.
    Submitted by: Cale from CO, USA on 11/13/2008 11:17

scwayzy

  1. Function: adjective
    Definition: totally chaotic: in total chaos
    Example Sentence: It was scwayzy at the party.
    Submitted by: Breanna from Texas, USA on 01/12/2009 07:53
  2. Function: adjective
    Definition: in total chaos: overtaken with chaos and disorder
    Example Sentence: The crowded city was scwayzy for weeks after the attack.
    Submitted by: Roman from South Carolina, USA on 01/09/2009 08:22

scweedle

  1. Function: verb
    Definition: to mess up someone's hair
    Example Sentence: I scweedled your hair.
    Submitted by: Jack from KY, USA on 10/26/2009 03:56

scwimish

  1. Function: adjective
    Definition: weak, scared, and about to scream
    Word History: from weak, scared, and scream mixed together
    Example Sentence: You were so scwimish when you saw that spider.
    Submitted by: Anonymous from New Jersey, U.S.A. on 02/19/2009 04:14

scwooch

  1. Function: verb
    Definition: to move over quickly while staying seated
    Example Sentence: Can you please scwooch over, please?
    Submitted by: Gracie from Hong Kong on 11/26/2008 05:08