Scouse in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

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It was unlicensed premises -- as many venues were in those days -- and the pair made coffee for the interval and served up home-made Scouse.
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To outsiders this could be seen as a massive chip on Scouse shoulders.
www.thisisanfield.com
He is a Scouse plasterer with bad acne and originally a stutter, although he has clearly had it cured by the time of the third series.
en.wikipedia.org
But now the Scouse hardman, 46, has gone "legit" and collects debts for firms left in the mire.
www.dailystar.co.uk
That mood of resigned fatalism, never far below the surface of the Scouse character, appeared to have gripped the city.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Suddenly he switches into a surprisingly good Scouse accent.
www.liverpoolecho.co.uk
The security boss's clipped upper-class vowels stick out like a suspiciously sore thumb amid an otherwise warm Scouse hubbub.
www.telegraph.co.uk
He had a Scouse accent.
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In a sea of tattoos and shaved heads and scowl, he's the floppy-haired Scouse lad you'll bump into on holiday.
www.the42.ie
He grew to love Scouse humour and resilience.
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