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scuz
noun
a dirty, disreputable person US- These guys, at least a few of them, two black guys, and one white, bearded scuz in a dirty buckskin vest and yellow headband, looked radical enough to get violent with an overweight middle-aged copy like myself[.] — Joseph Wambaugh, The Blue Knight, p. 64, 1973
- “This state law says to the drug dealers ... the scuz of theh world, the free ride is over,” D’Amato said. — Post Standard (Syracuse, New York), p. B3, 9 August 1989
- Indeed, he tries to lean on her as he did on his wife, meanwhile clumsily trying to dissuade her from tying the knot with her scuz of a boyfriend. — Post and Courier (Charleston, South Carolina), p. 9E, 5 January 2003
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