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Origin and Etymology of scug
Old Norse skuggi
Definition of scug
scugged;
scugged;
scugging;
scugs
1
Scottish
: to screen from view or danger
2
Scottish
: to conceal (a sin or wrongdoing) from discovery
Definition of scug
plural -s
British
: a schoolboy without academic or athletic distinction, social grace, or personal attraction;
broadly
: an unattractive meanspirited person
Origin and Etymology of scug
origin unknown
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