Scunny

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Scunny

  1. (UK, slang) Scunthorpe.
    • 2016, Richard Nuttall, "Oi, watch it Treacle"- The Life and Hard Times of Terry Knacker, page 108:
      In actuality, I could have been back home in Henry Afrika's in Scunny. Pounding music, bright flashing lights, sticky carpet.
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