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Scousing, to scouse, the act in which an Englishman(or by any extension anyone from the British Isles) confounds someone of foreign birth with their bombastic language/accent. Typically used in a sentence, often by foreigners, like "Are you scousing me?" "I feel scoused" or "I am going to scouse this Ludwig". Originating in the winterlands of Gamlastan, this term is finding an uptick in Scandanavian posters on internet forums, imageboards and instant messaging servers.
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