Definition of scooby in English:

scooby

(also scoobie)

noun ˈskuːbi

Scottish informal

"not to have a scooby": = not to have a clue.

Origin

1990s; earliest use found in The Glasgow Herald. Short for ScoobyDoo, the name of a cartoon dog which features in several U.S. television series and films (which typically include the name of the dog in the title), as rhyming slang for clue.

Definition of scooby in US English:

scooby

(also scoobie)

nounˈskuːbi

Scottish informal

"not to have a scooby": = not to have a clue.

Origin

1990s; earliest use found in The Glasgow Herald. Short for ScoobyDoo, the name of a cartoon dog which features in several U.S. television series and films (which typically include the name of the dog in the title), as rhyming slang for clue.

词汇	scooby
释义	Definition of scooby in English: scooby (also scoobie) noun ˈskuːbi Scottish informal "not to have a scooby": = not to have a clue. Origin 1990s; earliest use found in The Glasgow Herald. Short for ScoobyDoo, the name of a cartoon dog which features in several U.S. television series and films (which typically include the name of the dog in the title), as rhyming slang for clue. Definition of scooby in US English: scooby (also scoobie) nounˈskuːbi Scottish informal "not to have a scooby": = not to have a clue. Origin 1990s; earliest use found in The Glasgow Herald. Short for ScoobyDoo, the name of a cartoon dog which features in several U.S. television series and films (which typically include the name of the dog in the title), as rhyming slang for clue.
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