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scuzz

scuzz |skəz skəz | noun informal something regarded as disgusting, sordid, or disreputable. a disreputable or unpleasant person. DERIVATIVES scuzz y adjective ORIGIN 1960s: probably an informal abbreviation of disgusting .

 

scuzzball

scuzz ball |ˈskəzˌbôl ˈskəzbɔl |(also scuzzbag |-ˌbag |) noun informal a despicable or disgusting person.

 

Oxford Dictionary

scuzz

scuzz |skʌz | noun [ mass noun ] informal something regarded as disgusting or sordid: you can whip all the scuzz into the spare room and shut the door. ORIGIN 1960s: probably an informal abbreviation of disgusting .

 

scuzzball

scuzzball |ˈskʌzbɔːl |(also scuzzbag ) noun informal, chiefly N. Amer. a despicable or disgusting person.

 

scuzzy

scuzzy adjective ( scuzzier, scuzziest ) informal dirty and unpleasant: a scuzzy flat | scuzzy sheets.

 

Sanseido Wisdom Dictionary

scuzzy

scuz zy 1 /skʌ́zi /形容詞 ⦅くだけて ⦆汚らしい ; 実に嫌な .

 

scuzzy

scuz zy 2 名詞 ⦅くだけて ⦆SCSI .