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A contraction on scum and sludge. The dried food or drink that accumulates in the bottom of a bowl or cup. This is usually noticed when someone is doing dishes. In order to clean one must scrub vigorously in order to remove. Chris: "John did you forget to rinse out your cup?"
John: "I'm not sure why?" Chris: "There is some dried milk scudge in the bottom of this cup." |
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a grinddier way of saying "smudge" or
scratch + smudge = scudge That blockhead scudged my shoe!
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Gross stuff. Similar to guff, but more icky and gooey. Ewww... you've got some scudge on your shoe. Don't walk on the carpet with that on!
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a smidgen, a trace amount.
(Measurement used in recipes.) Add a scudge of sour cream to your macaroni and cheese to give it a zing!
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