Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Scant (2)

Scanta.narrow, scanty;ad.scarcely, hardly

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Scantily

Scantilyad.narrowly, sparingly, niggardly

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Scantiness

Scantiness, or Scantnessn.narrowness, smallness

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Scantlet

Scantletn.a small quantity, piece or pattern

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Scantling

Scantlingn.timber cut into a small size

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Scantly

Scantlyad.scarcely, hardly, nearly, penuriously

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Scanty

Scantya.narrow, small, poor, sparing, near

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Scape

Scapev.i.to escape;n.an escape, a flight

414

Scape (2)

Scapen.a stalk which bears the fructification without leaves

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Scapeless

Scapelessa.destitute of a scape

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Scapement

Scapementn.the method of communicating the impulse of wheels to the pendulum of a clock

417

Scapular

Scapularn.a fether near the junction of the wing with the body, lying on the back

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Scapular (2)

Scapular, or Scapularya.belonging to the shoulder

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Scapye

Scapyen.a dish of paste and bits of meat boiled

420

Scar

Scarn.the mark of a burn or cut, a rock

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Scar (2)

Scarv.t.to mark with wounds or sores

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Scaramouch

Scaramouchn.a buffoon in motley dress

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Scarce

Scarcea.uncommon, rare, not plentiful, dear

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Scarce (2)

Scarce, or Scarcelyad.hardly, rarely, scantily

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Scarceness

Scarceness, or Scarcityn.rareness, want

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Scare

Scarev.t.to frighten, terrify, alarm, disturb

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Scarecrow

Scarecrown.an image to frighten birds, a gull

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Scarf

Scarfv.t.to dress or throw on loosely, to join

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Scarf (2)

Scarfn.a loose covering for the shoulders

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Scarfskin

Scarfskinn.the thin outward skin, the cuticle

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Scarification

Scarificationn.a slight incision with a lancet

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Scarificator

Scarificatorn.an instrument used in cupping