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Founded by Samuel Ginzburg, the term "Scuse™ " has multiple meanings and may vary by the use of context. Scuse™ originated in November 2017 in a basketball game and ever since the date, the term "Scuse™ " widely spread throughout the five boroughs. Scuse™ has been more frequently used in the past year, soon to be a global enterprise.
1. Sam, can you. please Scuse me?

2.

Teacher- *presenting lecture*
Sam- SCUSEEEEEEEEEEEEEE MEEEEEEEEEEEE

3.
Female- *talking*
Sam- Yo bro, she wants your Scuse™
Friend- Glooks bro, I will try!
scuse by Scuse™ December 29, 2020
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This word derived from SCUSE MEH. The reason that it became simply known as scuse is because angelo got to it and of course angeloed it. He angeloed it so hard as Scuse thinking it was funnier his way.

It is commonly used as an obnoxious, loud interjection compared to the proper more low key "excuse me"
1.(you are part of a courthouse audience and they are just abt to read a landmark jury verdict, you come back from the bathroomand pronounce loudly and firmly:) SCUSE.

2. You walk into a room where two ppl were just abt to make out: SCUSE

3.Walking out a crowded elevator: SCUSE

4. Barging through people in Times Square during New Years EVE: SCUSE
scuse by Johnny Vague February 17, 2005
It means everything in the context of none but offensive if used in a joke.
Friend 1 "you scuse"

Friend 2 "you spooky scuse"

Friend 1 "yeah, nah yeah, nah"
Scuse by Scusemonster October 23, 2025
Dude1: "You a homo!"
Dude2: "'scuse me?"
'scuse by ya boi, garbage September 28, 2019

Scuse me while I kiss the sky 

a single line in the late Jimi Hendrix's song Purple Haze, which has seemed to captivate millions
Purple haze all in my brain
Lately things just don’t seem the same
Actin’ funny, but I don’t know why
’scuse me while I kiss the sky

'scuse me!!

The shorted ill-tempered short-mannered way of saying, "excuse me.” This variation is often used in situations where there is a hot, uncomfortable room full of smelly, ignorant, crowded, deaf people that never feel like getting the hell out of anyone’s way. Rather than wasting precious time and energy and giving them the graceful kind pardon of saying "excuse me" one must use the word in its other more rude and assertive context.
BAD: excuse me kind sir, but would you be ever so kind as to let me pass through.

GOOD: Hi ass hole!, i'm sorry but maybe you didn't hear me before when i said 'SCUSE ME!!! now step the hell aside!!!

scuse me oh my god! 

common term used by the arican amercan race when they want to get by the unsuspecting fair skinned people in the hall ways.
scuse me oh my god! by julie April 19, 2005
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