Definition of scoobs

scoobs

• something that is "called" when one is desiring to do a certain activity.

  Who wants the last cookie? "Scoobs!

  Who wants to go with me to the bar and drink beer? "Scoobs.

  Order a pizza? "Scoobs.

  Last edited on Jul 28 2005. Submitted by Tommy B. from Tampa, FL, USA on Jul 28 2005.

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