Scunge
verb
1.
to borrow
noun
2.
a dirty or worthless person
3.
a person who borrows, esp habitually
noun
a dirty or despicable person or place
Examples
Look at that old scunge on the park bench.
Word Origin
1912
Usage Note
derogatory slang
scunge
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