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British Slang: Scouser

Scouser [skaʊsə]: A person from Liverpool – a resident of the city of Liverpool in England. Examples: A scouser himself, Steven Gerrard is perhaps the most beloved of the current players on the Liverp

 

Scouser [skaʊsə]:

A person from Liverpool – a resident of the city of Liverpool in England.

Examples:

A scouser himself, Steven Gerrard is perhaps the most beloved of the current players on the Liverpool squad.

– Oh, I'm from Liverpool.
– O my god, a scouser, everyone keep hold of your handbags!

I love Liverpool, shame its full of fuckin' scousers.

Origin:

Scouse – a type of Liverpool dish.

scouse

Meaning of Scouse [skaus] from the English-Bulgarian Dictionary:

A person from Liverpool.

Liverpool dialect.

A type of Liverpool dish.

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