scouse
/skaʊs/
noun
- A type of stew, originally from Liverpool, England, usually made with meat, potatoes, carrots, and onions.
- We ate a bowl of scouse with crusty bread on a cold winter evening.
- The pub serves traditional scouse every Thursday.
- My grandmother makes a hearty scouse with lamb and root vegetables.
- A person from Liverpool, England, or the dialect/accent of Liverpool.
- He's a proud Scouse and loves his city's football team.
- The comedian told jokes in a thick Scouse dialect.
- Her Scouse accent is so strong that some people find it hard to understand.
Synonyms
adjective
- Relating to Liverpool, its people, or its dialect.
- They have a Scouse sense of humor that is very direct and friendly.
- The Scouse music scene produced famous bands like The Beatles.
- I love the Scouse tradition of saying 'ta' for thank you.