Scummer
Scummern.one who scumes or clears, a skimmer
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Scummings
Scummingsn.matter skimmed from the surface
Scuppers
Scuppersn.the channels and holes in a ships side to carry water off of the deck
Scurf
Scurfn.a kind of dry scab, scale, adherent stain
Scurfiness
Scurfinessn.a scurfy state or quality
Scurril
Scurril, or Scurrilousa.abusive, scandalous
Scurrilously
Scurrilouslyad.with gross reproach, abusively
Scurvily
Scurvilyad.meanly, pitifully, basely, vilely
Scurviness
Scurvinessn.meanness, baseness, vileness
Scurvy
Scurvyn.a distemper;a.scabbed, vile, worthless
Scurvygrass
Scurvygrassn.a plant good against the scurvy
Scut
Scutn.the tail of a hare, &c. a loose woman
Scutage
Scutagen.shield, service or expedition money
Scutcheon
Scutcheonn.a shield represented in heraldry
Scutellated
Scutellateda.divided into small surfaces
Scutiform
Scutiforma.shaped like a shield
Scuttle
Scuttlev.i.to run about in a hurry, to cut holes in a ships bottom, to sink by letting in water
Scuttle (2)
Scuttlen.a thing for coals, grate, quick place, a small hatch way
Scythian
Scythiann.a native of Scythia, now Russia and Tartary
Scythian (2)
Scythian, or Scythica.pertaining to Scythia
Sea
Sean.the ocean, an inland water, deluge
Seabear
Seabearn.an animal of the bear kind
Seabeaten
Seabeatena.beaten or dashed by the waves
Seaboat
Seaboatn.a boat or vessel able to bear the sea
Seabord
Seabordn.the shore or edge of the sea
Seabuilt
Seabuilta.built for the sea or for sailing
Seacalf
Seacalfn.a kind of sea-animal, the seal-fish