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scratchobjectionable.) If I hear that joke about a camel’sschmuck one more time, I’m going to scream.schtoonk and shtoonk [StUNk] n. a detestable person.(Yiddish.) The schtoonk from downstairs was here totalk to you. I told him you died.Schwing! [SWIN] exclam. How exciting!; How stimulating!;Wow! (Originally said on seeing an extremelygood-looking or sexually attractive girl. The word isonomatopoetic for the imaginary whishing sound ofinstant arousal. Many users are not aware of the origins.Potentially offensive.) Did you see her? Schwing!scientific wild ass guess and SWAG phr. & comp. abb.a simple guess. (Often objectionable.) I don’t know atall. That was a SWAG. I always use the SWAG system.Sco 1. n. Frisco; San Francisco. If you ever get back toSco, look me up. 2. imperative Let’s go! It’s late! Sco!scooters [“skut#z] mod. crazy; confused. It’s days likethis that make me think I’m scooters.scope (on) so tv. & in. to evaluate a member of the oppositesex visually. He scoped every girl who came in thedoor.scrambled eggs n. rank insignia on a military officer’suniform. I know his rank is high because of the “scrambledeggs,” but I don’t know how high.scratch 1. n. money. I just don’t have the scratch. 2. tv.to eliminate something from a list; to cancel something. We decided to scratch the idea of a new car. The old onewill have to do. 3. mod. impromptu; temporary. Westarted a scratch game of basketball, but most of the girlshad to leave at dinnertime.185