scungy
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scungy — UK [ˈskʌndʒɪ] / US adjective Word forms scungy : adjective scungy comparative scungier superlative scungiest Australian informal looking untidy, dirty, and unpleasant … English dictionary
Scungy — 1. unpleasant, mean, dirty, miserable; 2. pl n type of woman s full brief underpants worn whilst playing sport … Dictionary of Australian slang
scungy — Australian Slang 1. unpleasant, mean, dirty, miserable; 2. pl n type of woman s full brief underpants worn whilst playing sport … English dialects glossary
scungy — adj Australian dirty, messy, unkempt or sordid. The word is probably a coinage blending the sounds and connotations of such words as scurvy , mangy and gunge. It may alternatively be influenced by scunner … Contemporary slang
scungy — /ˈskʌndʒi/ (say skunjee) adjective Colloquial mean, dirty, miserable, unpleasant. Also, skungy. {British dialect} …
scungy — scunˈgy adjective (Aust and NZ) 1. Dirty 2. Unkempt 3. Sordid • • • Main Entry: ↑scunge … Useful english dictionary
scunge — noun muck, scum, dirt, dirtiness. See Also: scungy … Wiktionary
Grunger — 1. filthy; unclean; 2. (of people) living the grunge lifestyle; dressing in the grunge style; 3. (of music) in the grunge style (blend of grimy + scungy ) … Dictionary of Australian slang
grunger — Australian Slang 1. filthy; unclean; 2. (of people) living the grunge lifestyle; dressing in the grunge style; 3. (of music) in the grunge style (blend of grimy + scungy ) … English dialects glossary
scunge — noun Austral./NZ informal 1》 dirt or scum. 2》 a disagreeable person. Derivatives scungy adjective Origin C19 (orig. Scots in the sense scrounger ): of unknown origin; cf. scrounge … English new terms dictionary
