| 释义 |
scug
I. \ˈskəg\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Old Norse skuggi — more at sky
1. Scotland : shade, shadow
2. Scotland
a. : shelter
b. : a sheltered place; especially : the side of a hill
II. transitive verb
(scugged ; scugged ; scugging ; scugs)
1. Scotland : to screen from view or danger
2. Scotland : to conceal (a sin or wrongdoing) from discovery
III. noun
(-s)
Etymology: origin unknown
Britain : a schoolboy without academic or athletic distinction, social grace, or personal attraction; broadly : an unattractive meanspirited person |