Definition of Scouser in English:

Scouser

noun ˈskaʊsə

British informal

A person from Liverpool.
〈英，非正式〉利物浦人
Example sentencesExamples
- And while the north west - with its chirpy Mancs and Scousers - expects to come out on top, it faces rivalry from the Geordies and Cockneys.
- We used to be a team of Scousers from Liverpool and Everton reserves.
- The streets are lined with estimates of hundreds of thousands of Scousers welcoming the team home.
- If there was a league table of football rivalry, the hatred between Mancs and Scousers would be right up there.
- So Wang set about bridging the gulf between the isolated, self - reliant Liverpool Chinese and the Scousers, tackling discrimination and alienation.

Origin

1950s: from Scouse + -er.

Rhymes

dowser, grouser, Hausa, mouser

单词	Scouser
释义	Definition of Scouser in English: Scouser noun ˈskaʊsə British informal A person from Liverpool. 〈英，非正式〉利物浦人 Example sentencesExamples And while the north west - with its chirpy Mancs and Scousers - expects to come out on top, it faces rivalry from the Geordies and Cockneys. We used to be a team of Scousers from Liverpool and Everton reserves. The streets are lined with estimates of hundreds of thousands of Scousers welcoming the team home. If there was a league table of football rivalry, the hatred between Mancs and Scousers would be right up there. So Wang set about bridging the gulf between the isolated, self - reliant Liverpool Chinese and the Scousers, tackling discrimination and alienation. Origin 1950s: from Scouse + -er. Rhymes dowser, grouser, Hausa, mouser
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