Scungie (scungy) 

Dublin, Noun, the larger marble in a packet of marbles (toy round glass balls for popular game for children).

I won his scungie (scungy), he was devastated.

Scungie (scungy) by Conndar December 23, 2021

the scunge 

one of the 15 horse powers

three out of the 15 horse powers include horse levitation, horse pyrokinesis and the scunge

the scunge by totallynotahorse October 21, 2019

scunge 

A compound word of scum and grunge, referring to a slimy-textured area of filth.

I was at the Iggy Azalea concert last night. She bent over right in front of me -- I've never seen scunge like that.

scunge by Dharma Midget November 5, 2014

scunge 

Slime or dirt that is both unidentifiable and nasty, and possibly likely to give birth to sentient life in the future.

"Urrgh man, what the hell is that scunge at the back of your fridge?"

scunge by degarbie January 2, 2009

scunge 

The contents of a bong, once filtered and dried to be re-smoked once one has ran out of weed / synthetic weed. Can also refer to the contents of a bong thoroughly cleaned with uncooked rice and ethanol or methylated spirits - dried and ready for re-consumption.

Couldn't get any decent weed so had to re-smoke my scunge. Wasn't bad though.

scunge by master pjesdrw34 May 7, 2018

scunge 

A substitute for any word, similar to stuff, especially when applied to bad food or junk.

1. "What's on the menu tonight?"
"Some vegetable scunge..."
2. "Why is the floor of your room always covered in scunge?"

scunge by gracefool November 7, 2008

scunge 

(Australian slang)

The act of obtaining something from another person by asking. This act would only be undertaken by a low-brow individual, or by someone who is monetarily challenged.

See also: scab

"Could I scunge a ciggy off ya?"

"You reckon I could scunge a couple of bucks for a Farmers Union; I left my wallet in the back of my girlfriend's Commy again."

scunge by New Messiah August 30, 2005