Scrupulous
Scrupulousa.doubtful, cautious, careful, nice
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Scrupulously
Scrupulouslyad.cautiously, carefully, nicely
Scrurrility
Scrurrilityn.gross language, vile abuse
Scrutable
Scrutablea.discoverable by inquiry
Scrutator
Scrutator, or Scrutineern.an examiner, searcher, inquirer
Scrutinize
Scrutinizev.t.to examin diligently, to search
Scrutinous
Scrutinousa.inquisitive, captious, careful, nice
Scrutiny
Scrutinyn.an examination, search, inquiry
Scrutoire
Scrutoiren.a case of drawers for papers
Scud
Scudn.a small flying cloud, a sudden shower
Scud (2)
Scudv.i.to fly as a cloud before the wind
Scuffle
Scufflen.a confused quarrel, broil, fray
Scuffle (2)
Scufflev.i.to fight confusedly, to contend
Sculk
Sculkv.i.to lurk secretly, lie close, hide
Sculker
Sculkern.one who sculks, a lurker
Scull
Sculln.the arched bone of the head, a small oar, a shoal
Scull (2)
Scullv.t.to impel a boat by a single oar at the stern
Scullcap
Scullcapn.a small cap for the head, a nightcap
Sculler
Scullern.a small boat managed by one rower
Scullery
Sculleryn.a place to wash and keep things in
Scullion
Scullionn.a cook's servant, a low mean drudge
Sculp
Sculpv.t.to carve, to engrave;n.a cut, a print
Sculptile
Sculptilea.made by carving or engraving
Sculptor
Sculptorn.a carver, engraver, cutter, former
Sculpture
Sculpturev.t.to cut, to engrave;n.carved work
Scum
Scumn.froth, dross, refuse, dregs of the people
Scum (2)
Scumv.t.to take off the scum or foulness