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SeanMacGabhann Wrote:

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> A scut

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> Irish word

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> Liverpudlians must know it!

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> See definition 6

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> http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=scu

> t


I think you'll find they're not from Liverpool Sean...;-)

Scut

seems to have regional variations depending where you are in Ireland. In Fermanagh it means a naughty child or someone who is mildly annoying.

"Declans child is an awful scut, he stole a chocolate bar when I wasnt looking at the shop"




I don't know how Declan ended up being implicated in all of this.

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