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scusi
the practice of professional objective capping, where one rolls or sneaks by the other team and scores ftw.
or
One's teammate is killed with the objective, and the scusier kills the killer of his teammate, takes the objective and scores.
or
One's teammate is killed with the objective, and the scusier kills the killer of his teammate, takes the objective and scores.
Conscious* jsut scusied fu|sonic in the TWL OSP Season 9 Finals on Tundra Rush Beta to win the round for Tribal Valor.
scusi by Conscious*, -Tv-Conscious*, CONS2FACE September 14, 2005
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scusi • Scusi fingers! • Mi Scusi • koozie-scusi • mary scusic • Susi • scsi • scunion • scasian • scuse
Scusi!
Scusi! A word that means 'excuse me' in Italian when spelt right, but can also be used to gain attention of a group of insane teenagers who are misbehaving during class or otherwise not paying attention. Can also mean 'shut up'.
Scusi! by SlashWraith March 15, 2009
Scusi fingers!
excuse my fingers (when touching someone else's food.) ie when moving something onto their plate, passing it to them, or reaching into their food to take some. Can also be used when passing someone cutlery if you touch anywhere but the handle.
person one: hey does anyone want onion rings?
person two: yes please *holds out plate*
person one, using their fingers to grab hot onion rings off the tray and put them on person two's plate: scusi fingers! :)
person two: yes please *holds out plate*
person one, using their fingers to grab hot onion rings off the tray and put them on person two's plate: scusi fingers! :)
Scusi fingers! by poopoopoo123 June 10, 2017
Mi Scusi
koozie-scusi
What you often hear when several polite Italian chums are having cold ones while seated together around a very small table, and so they frequently "beg pardon" when one of their foam-wrapped drink-containers bumps/brushes against another.
Just for fun, I counted da "koozie-scusies" voiced during one single meeting of a golfing-quartet at da bar; there were at least 37 of said utterances over da course of said hour-long fellowshipping-session.
koozie-scusi by QuacksO January 8, 2026
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