Green’s Dictionary of Slang

scurve n.

[scurf n. (1) + ? SE scurvy]

(US) a contemptible person.

[US](con. 1914–18) L. Nason Three Lights from a Match 183: ‘Come on, you scurve,’ cried he, ‘you louse.’.
[US]N. Algren Somebody in Boots 175: Why, she were only some little scurve who lived in that place.
[US]E. Torres Carlito’s Way 135: The nerve of this scurve.