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This word derives from the Old English for 'shroud' and eventually became part of the word scrotum, since a shroud, like a scrotum, is "something that covers, veils, etc."
Beowulf donned his battle-scrud.
scrud by innards November 29, 2003

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1.VERB To harm, kill, or by omission of action cause to be harmed or killed, another living being.
2. VERB. to have severely rude, vigorus, or disrespectful sex with another living being.i.e. I would scrud her to death.
3. NOUN A substance being once of recognizable molecular structure now altered by natural mutation, or harm done either directly or by ommission of action by the elements or another living being. i.e. I used my flamethrower and turned that guy into a pile of scrud-meat.
I scrudded that person.
scrud by sirsykosexy January 28, 2004

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got any scruds?
on my last scrud.
got any scrudlies?
scrud by AnthonyWeaver April 20, 2006

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The scum that accumulates around the buttons on one's phone, keypad or keyboard. Made up primarily of food scraps, dirt, facial sweat or make-up.
Mike handed me his phone to check out a pic of his new dog and the keypad was completely encrusted in scrud.
scrud by heybill May 13, 2013

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A man who has the aerodynamic looks of a scud missle. usually a swimmer.
Dude, did you see that guy's bald head? Yeah, what a scrud!
Scrud by scrudderforney October 14, 2009

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(vulgar slang)
In India: Fetching English dame.

The feces one aquires on his/her shoe as the result of prancing (or walking quite rythmically) through a dog park.

Origin: New York, NY. Germanic prince's bedroom, with The Prophet Of West New Zealand.
Indian: "Golly, look at that lovely little scrud over there."

"After I took my dog Biscuit to the park, I was appauled to discover an utterly grotesque bit of scrud stuck to the underside of my lovely Prada shoes."
Scrud by O.M.M/A.O.E December 24, 2006
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