Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Scoff

Scoffv.t.to laugh with scorn, ridicule, deride

515

Scoff (2)

Scoffn.an expression of scorn, ridicule, derision

516

Scoffer

Scoffern.a saucy scorner, derider, mocker

517

Scoffingly

Scoffinglyad.in scorn, contempt or ridicule

518

Scold

Scoldv.to chide, find fault, brawl, quarrel

519

Scold (2)

Scoldn.a cross quarrelsome woman, clamor

520

Scollop

Scollopn.a fish, an indenting;v.t.to indent

521

Scolopenders

Scolopendersn.a genus of insects without wings

522

Sconce

Sconcen.a sort, hanging candlestick, lookingglass, the head

523

Scondary

Scondarya.second, inferior, less;n.a deputy

524

Scoop

Scoopn.a kind of large ladle, sweep, stroke, dash

525

Scoop (2)

Scoopv.t.to cut hollow or deep, lade, empty

526

Scooper

Scoopern.one who scoops, a waterfowl

527

Scope

Scopen.a drift, intention, liberty, room, sally

528

Scopulous

Scopulousa.rocky, full of rocks, craggy, rough

529

Scorbutic

Scorbutica.diseased with or having the scurvy

530

Scorbutically

Scorbuticallyad.with a tendency to the scurvy

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Scorbutically (2)

Scorbuticallya.with a tendency to the scurvy

532

Scorch

Scorchv.to burn slightly, to be dried too much

533

Score

Scoren.a line drawn, notch, draft, account, debt, fake, motive, reason, the number twenty

534

Score (2)

Scorev.t.to set down, mark, impute, charge

535

Scoriaceous

Scoriaceousa.like dross, drossy

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Scorification

Scorificationn.the act or process of forming dross

537

Scoriform

Scoriforma.like or in the form of dross

538

Scorify

Scorifyv.to form into dross

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Scorious

Scoriousa.drossy, foul, refuse, worthless

540

Scorn

Scornn.contempt;v.t.to despise, slight, scoff