Scrooge

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A miserable person. a person who is unwilling to give. stingy person. Urban Dictionary

To slam a being against a hard wall, pull down their pants as well as yours, get behind them in a comfortable upright position, and repeatedly stick your penis in and out of their anus. To use strength and agility to force a man, woman, or toddler upon an elevated surface and to wiggle your way into their asshole. Urban Dictionary

A really cool guy, before he went on an acid trip which caused him to see three hallucinations and turn into a pussy. Urban Dictionary

What you say to laugh at someone when they do something embarassing. Urban Dictionary

1. someone who spoils Christmas 2. a stingy person, a miser Urban Dictionary

Having sex with a female with protection and then leaving right afterwards and taking the condom with you because of fear of woman trying to get pregnant with stagnant sperm. Urban Dictionary

(adj.) the kind of person who is selfish and wishes others harm Urban Dictionary

Someone who is extremely selfish/tight/a fucktard/someone you want to kill. Does not like to share stuff with other people, o be nice to other people. It originates from Charles Dickens "Scrooge" story. Scrooge was a man who hated christmas and everyone, and magically a ghost appears and at the end he learns that he should be nice, and then goes to an Xmas dinner and is nice to everyone.... Understand? Urban Dictionary

Scrooge is the protagonist in ‘a christmas carol’ written by Charles dickens, who wrote the book to scare the rich (in the Victorian era) to change by using Scrooge, a relatable character for them, and by including the theme of supernatural. Scrooge is a miserable, naturally cold person who is ungenerous. Urban Dictionary

The word “roach” is commonly used for the end of a blunt. However, there is not a known term for the last little bit of a cigarette. When approaching the butt of a cig, and there are just a few hits left, this can be referred to as a “scrooge”. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to scrooge:
scrooge, scrouge, scroogie, scroogle, $crooge.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word scrooge:
rumpus, miserly, launchpad, miser, beagle, gyro, humbug, soapy, dime, huey, webby, marley, gander, louie, repent, goldie, ebenezer, dewey, klondike, duck, carol, gladstone, donald, rosa, ghost, christmas, dickens, goofy, matilda, slick, greedy, pity, treasure, ghosts, receipt, treasures, bin, merry, tiny, ducks, mickey, fortune, sim, jacob, pile, yukon, lamp, comic, adventures, carl, daisy, uncle, comics, disney, belle, spirits, retrieve, mouse, don, tim, generous, nephew, cane, money, promises, dinner, stories, spell, steal, counting, unnamed, boys, adaptation, accidentally, grave, eve, spirit, deceased, coin, story, fred, revealing, sees, adventure, bob, clan, dale, keeps, ways, wealth, universe, companion, roosevelt, creator, clerk, visited, returns, celebrate, gets, tells.

Words that rhyme with scrooge:
huge, subterfuge, stooge, luge, centrifuge, fuge, noodge, kluge, spooge, cluj, juge, ruge, googe, guige, buege, fruge, baton-rouge, hooge, microcentrifuge, zuege.

Adjectives that are often used to describe scrooge:
old, young, dogged, reformed, miserly, day, real, miss, poor, modern, veritable, witness, unreformed, musical, heartless, benevolent, unconverted, dimmer, ill, miserable, complex, definitive.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective scrooge:
type.

Consonant match to scrooge:
scrouge.

Words that sound like scrooge:
scrooge, scrouge, scourage, scrooch, scratch, screw, screech, scourge, screwy, scritch, scru, scrooged, skriech, screw eye, scriech, scroogie, scrag, scrog, screwed, scurry, screws, scree, scrounge, scry, scray, sewerage, scooch, squidge, scootch, screwer, scra, scrool, squeege, scrow, squoosh, scraw, scro, sgro, skurry, scroop, skreigh, skoosh, scringe, scoosh, screy, scri, scrie, eskridge, skringe, scrouged, scruze, sorrage, acreage, oakridge, akridge, oak ridge, screwing, screw you, skoog, screw in, screw it, scream, screen, scotch, scrap, scrape, scribe, scram, scratched, scrawl, scratchy, screeched, sarge, scratcher, screed, scatch, scran, screw up, scourged, scre, screechy, scrat, screak, screwup, scr, scrib, screecher, scrab, saru, screw-up, scratchie, sarosh, scranch, screes, scraunch, screw key, screw on, screw jack, scj, scourger.