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Scandalamity (interjection) : Just as it looks, something scandalous and a complete calamity. Stolen from SNL.

General: We all decided that the party was a complete Scandalamity after the cops dragged Gina out in cuffs." Interjection: Paul: "Did you here that Mary is dating your ex-fiance?" Liam: "Scandalamity! It's like a 2-prong axis of evil!" (actually said) —Blood Doll, SNL, 1-7-08

Submitted by: Blood Doll from Michigan on Jan. 07, 2008 06:39

scandalism (verb) : The act of being scandalous. Refer to scandalous.

The scandalism is very apparent in young teens and adults in our generation today.

Submitted by: Brittani Johnson from Mississippi on Nov. 26, 2007 23:26

scandalrags (noun) : A magazine devoted to scandals involving celebrities.

I believe that there is an element of truth to many stories printed in those scandalrags.

Submitted by: Opra Windoodles from Pennsylvania on Sep. 25, 2007 10:49

scandoll (noun) : a portmanteau of scandal and doll; a pretty but often empty-headed young woman who is often involved in scandals or at the center of malicious or defamatory gossip or rumors

She is just the latest actress/singer/model/scandoll who has been arrested for drinking and driving.

Submitted by: K.A. Hoffa from Pennsylvania on Jan. 31, 2008 12:19

scano (noun) : Etymology: short for scanning error (see typo, for typographical error) : an error (caused by software misreading of letters) in scanned material

The copy of the classic short story she found online was rife with scanos, so Liz had to correct them before distributing the story to her class.

Submitted by: Elisabeth Stuveras from New York on Mar. 05, 2006 01:23

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