repellent person
11crud — 1. n. any nasty substance. (An old form of the word curd.) □ There’s some crud on your left shoe. 2. n. junk; stuff; personal possessions. □ Get your crud outa my way, will you! 3. n. a repellent person. (Rude and derogatory.) …
12crumb — [kram] n. a repellent person. □ The old man was a real crumb and tried to cheat us. □ Mickey is a crumb, and he treats me like dirt …
13crumbum — [“krambam] 1. n. a repellent person; a bum. □ A skid row crumbum asked us for a buck. □ I gave the crumbum a buck and hoped he would leave. 2. mod. inferior; lousy. □ I sent the crumbum food back to the kitchen. There was a bug in it …
14gug — [gag] n. a repellent person. □ Oo, he’s such a gug! □ Rocko is not a gug! …
15louse — [laus] n. a thoroughly repellent person, usually a male. □ You can be such a louse! □ Bart turned out to be a louse, and his wife of two weeks left him …
16scuzzo — n. a repellent person. □ There’s the scuzzo who thinks I like him. □ How do you get rid of a scuzzo like that? …
17sleazebag — n. a repellent person or place. □ I won’t go into a sleazebag like that. □ Who is the sleazebag leaning against the wall? …
18sleazeball — n. a repellent person. □ He’s okay if you’re into sleazeballs. □ Who is that sleazeball with the earring? …
19sleaze-bucket — n. a repellent person, thing, or place. □ Gad, what a sleaze bucket! Let me out of here! □ Gee, Sue, your date’s a real sleaze bucket! …
20sludgeball — [“slad3bal] n. a despicable and repellent person. □ Mike is such a sludge ball! Why do you keep seeing him? □ He’s no sludgeball; he’s eccentric …
