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Meanings of scum in English
Spanish
comemierda 
Card game; Americanized version of Daihinmin/Daifugō.
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Examples for "president"
Examples for "president"
1
Yet, it's clear the president takes seriously his position as role model.
2
European Commission vice-president Jyrki Katainen said the proposal was good for Europe.
3
Last week Iceland's president asked Jonsdottir to form a new coalition government.
4
However, OPEC's president said the producer group will likely not change output.
5
It was not such good news for the president last week, however.
1
Semisoft; white; creamy; sharp; historic since the time of the Merovingian kings.
2
Apothegms, of kings and great commanders; Roman; Laconic or Spartan; in Homer.
3
They are the true kings, the theocratic kings, the judges in Israel.
4
There were still kings both in the north and in the south.
5
Ahab was one of the most warlike among the warrior-kings of Israel.
1
The landlord, the lessee; the lessee, the sub-lessee; the sub-lessee, the lodger.
2
Tenants seeking a home must therefore make top-up payments to the landlord.
3
Here the landlord entered; and the Sicilian handed him over the money.
4
However her family, fiance and even her landlord have refuted the allegations.
5
The landlord turned towards the passage and saw Wogan in the doorway.
1
The janitor had neglected to light the gas in the lower hallway.
2
It opened, and the janitor of the Paradox stood in the doorway.
3
At three p.m., a janitor pushed ammonia water across the gym floor.
4
The washerwoman consented to be one witness; the sexton-janitor made the other.
5
Nelson was the janitor of the building in which he had roomed.
1
The scumbag really destroyed her self-confidence, if you know what I mean.
2
We're still not sure how-probablythe same scumbag who summoned the hellhound.
3
I resisted the urge to snap-shoot the scumbag right between the eyes.
4
Not dallied with her like that Corellian scumbag had chosen to do.
5
Last night we arrested the scumbag who killed Claudia de la Alda.
1
Did nothing in this rat's arsehole of a settlement ever work?
2
And now he's the governor of California and I'm training you, you arsehole.'
3
He might have been an arsehole, his father, but he was not stupid.
4
I don't think I could work for someone who was an arsehole any more.
5
To be caught in this worthless arsehole of a place.
Usage of scum in English
1
Right, and pond scum's the nicest thing anybody ever said about him.
2
Sometimes the operator is troubled with streaks or scum on the plate.
3
It spreads a thin scum on the waves and prevents them breaking.
4
Such scum should be skimmed off, as it is unappetizing in appearance.
5
Drives and carriages are not for the like of us poor scum.
6
Then to boil it very leisurely till all the scum be off.
7
But be sure, you scum off the barm before the bottling up.
8
Boil for 15 minutes and skim off the scum that has risen.
9
Walk over and loan them your own pad for the key knee-scum?
10
After this boil it softly over a gentle fire, and scum it.
11
He's so almighty proud of the whipping his people gave the scum.
12
Then boil and scum it very well, while any scum will rise.
13
Such scum is upon every popular rising, as Vittoria had to learn.
14
Are they not of the scum which riseth on the boiling pot?
15
Frail outcast-thevery scum of a blacks' camp, its repulsiveness was tragic.
16
Do you laugh at my orders, you good-for-nothing scum of the sea?
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United States of America
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