Rural Dictionary

sculli

This is a human that is not that strong and cannot go to a class without food by his side, this person will kill you if you make fun of his dog or Italian family who can actually cook.

A Sculli will usually have his hair tie on his wrist than in his hair.

Most of all, they will slowly murder you if they find you stealing there food.

PHILLIP is a sculli

by Hamish_Johns April 4, 2019

scully

Verb. To concoct a logical but elaborate or statistically improbable explanation for phenomena that appears supernatural. A reference to Dana Scully, a scientist and FBI agent on the X-Files who regularly rebuffed Agent Mulder’s supernatural explanations. For example in Season 2, Episode 14, Die Hand Die Verletzt (1995) toads rain from the sky and Mulder explains it in terms of Satanism. Agent Scully’s response is: "The National Weather Service says there are tornadoes in Northern Massachusetts. The wind probably picked up the animals into the storm." First known cultural reference is from Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Season 1, Episode 6, "The Pack" First Aired: Monday April 7, 1997. Xander begins acting strange and Giles explains it as simply Xander acting like a normal sixteen-year-old boy:

GILES: It's devastating. He's turned into a sixteen-year-old boy. Course, you'll have to kill him.

BUFFY: Giles, I'm serious.

GILES: So am I. Except for the part about killing him. Testosterone is a great equalizer. It turns all men into morons. He will, however, get over it.

BUFFY: (exasperated) I cannot believe that you, of all people, are trying to Scully me. There is something supernatural at work here. Get your books! Look stuff up!

by bohemian3 September 30, 2006

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scully

scully is someone who is always skeptical.

Don't be such a scully about everything and just believe me.

by anddog1 July 16, 2010

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Scully

verb... to attempt to rationalize a seemingingly irrational event or occurence.

origin is from the character Scully of the X-Files

When Bob told Sue of the creepy noises he heard durring the storm last week and how he though his house might be haunted, Sue denounced his theory, telling him it was probly just the wind. Bob responded, "Don't scully me, Sue. This was no wind."

by damn spiffy September 14, 2005

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