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schlemazelsandbag 1. tv. to force someone to do something. Idon’t want to have to sandbag you. Please cooperate.2. tv. to deceive someone; to fool someone about one’scapabilities. Don’t let them sandbag you into expectingtoo little.sauce parlor n. a tavern. I wouldn’t be caught dead inthat sauce parlor.savage mod. excellent. (Collegiate.) Man, Fred is atotally savage guy.Say what? interrog. What did you say? The old manheld his hand to his ear and said, “Say what?”scabbed [“skAbd] mod. cheated in a drug deal; havingbeen sold bogus or inferior drugs. Bart got scabbed bya dealer who got arrested the next day.scads [skAdz] n. lots (of something). I have just scadsand scads of paper.scarf 1. tv. to eat something. Andy scarfed the wholepie. 2. in. to eat. I’ll be with you as soon as I scarf. 3. n.food. I want some good scarf. This stuff stinks. 4. tv.to steal or swipe something. The kid scarfed a candybar, and the store owner called the cops. 5. tv. to discardsomething. Scarf that thing. It’s no good.scarf out in. to overeat. (See also blimp out; pig out.) I scarf out every weekend.scarf sth down tv. to eat something, perhaps in a hurry;to swallow something, perhaps in a hurry. Are yougoing to scarf this whole thing down?schlemazel and schlemozzle; shlimazl [Sl@”mazl] n.an awkward, bumbling person; a loser. (Yiddish.) And183