Scud (disambiguation)
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Scud is the popularized term for a series of tactical ballistic missiles developed by the Soviet Union during the Cold War.
Scud may also refer to:
- Scud (animal) - a shrimplike aquatic crustacean
- SCUD - a disease found in turtles
- Scud (cloud) - low, detached clouds
- Scud running - an aviation term
- Scud (Nautical Term) : For a ship to run before a strong wind, carrying little or no sail.
- Scud Sailplane - a 1930s glider produced by Abbott-Baynes Sailplanes Ltd
- Irn Bru, the Scottish soft drink, is referred to as "Scud" in some Scottish slang
- Scud Mountain Boys - American country music band
- Scud Race (Sega Super GT in North America) - an arcade racing game by Sega
- Scud: The Disposable Assassin - science fiction comic book
- Scud: The Disposable Assassin - A video game for the Sega Saturn
- 'Scud FM' - BBC Radio 4 continuous Gulf War news service
- Special Counter-terrorist Unit Delta - the original name of G.I. Joe
- Socle pour le changement, l'unité et la démocratie
[edit] People named Scud
- Scud (film producer/writer) - the stage name of director Danny Cheng Wan Cheung
- Arthur Kent - Canadian journalist for NBC nicknamed The Scud Stud
- Rageh Omaar - Somali-born journalist for the BBC nicknamed The Scud Stud
- DJ Scud - English DJ
- Mark Philippoussis - Australian tennis player nicknamed Scud
- Scud in Blade II played by Norman Reedus
- Scud is Sid's dog in Toy Story
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