scuz
scuz is the alternative form of scuzz.
Meaning of scuzz
Noun
scuzz (countable and uncountable, plural scuzzes)
- A scuzzy person, an unpleasant or disgusting person.
- For example, when the poor surviving father – the excellent actor Robert Forster as “Eddie Marino” – sees a pious liberal judge suspend the sentence on the scuz that killed his son, he goes berserk in the courtroom – and he ends up in the slammer for contempt of court!1983 March 7, Stephen Hunter, “‘Vigilante’: exploiter of America’s street-crime fear”, in The Sun, volume 292, number 94, Baltimore, Md.: A.S. Abell Publishing Co., page B6
- A scuzzy thing, a disgusting substance, especially dirt or grime.
Forms of scuz
| plural | scuzes |
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Questions about scuz
- What is scuz the alternative form of?
- Scuz is the alternative form of scuzz.
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