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A unit of time equal to ten days.
Origin: the length of time Anthony Scaramucci served in the Trump administration before being fired.
"When does the Fall semester start?"
"August 28. Which reminds me, I need to start getting ready; that's only a Scaramucci from now."
A unit of time that describes 10 days, it derives from Anthony Scaramucci's tenure as white house communications director
Hey Janet could you cover for me? I gotta take a scaramucci to deal with some stuff at home.
(noun) a very confident guy who doesn't last long.
"Mike talked a big game about how he was going to rock my world but that Scaramucci was finished before we could get to the bedroom"
A one 11-day period of work before getting fired. A definition coined by Stephen Colbert in "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," deriving the term from the famous firing of Anthony Scaramucci from the White House after 11-days only in his role as the White House communications director.
Source: youtu.be/aFHAvfKtVuY?t=7m45s
1. "Dang! I thought I've finally landed my dream job, but I got kicked out after a scaramucci!"
2. "I've enjoyed being with her, and the sex was great, before she'd given me the mooch!"
Get screwed over in an incredibly short period of time.
He Pulled a Scaramucci after he got divorced, missed the birth of his kid and was fired from his job in just 10 days.