Screechowl
Screechowln.an owl that hoots by night
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Screechowln.an owl that hoots by night
Screenv.t.to shelter, hide, conceal, sift, riddle
Screenn.a thing that conceals or saves, a riddle
Screwv.t.to turn or fasten with a srew, deform by contortions, extort, squeeze, oppress
Scribblen.bad or careless writing, a scrawl
Scribblev.t.to write without care or beauty
Scribblern.a bad writer, a mean or petty author
Scriben.a writer, public notary, divine teacher
Scribev.t.to mark by a model or rule, to fit one piece to another
Scrimern.a gladiator, a fencing-master, ob.
Scrinen.a bookcase, a repository for writings, ob.
Scriptorya.relating to writing, written, penned
Scripturala.contained in the bible, holy, divine
Scripturalistn.one who adheres litterally to scripture and makes it the foundation of all philosophy
Scripturen.sacred writings, holy writ, the bible
Scrivenern.one who draws contracts for money
Scrofulousa.troubled with sores, ulcers, &c.
Scrolln.a writing wrapped up, roll, wreath
Scrotumn.the purse or membrane that incloses the testicles, a skin, bag, cist, case
Scroylen.a mean fellow, rascal, rebel, ob.
Scrubn.a mean fellow, a broom worn out
Scrubv.to rub hard, to ease or clean by rubbing
Scrubbya.mean, sorry, dirty, worthless, vile
Scruplen.a doubt, a weight of twenty grains
Scruplev.to doubt, hesitate, boggle, question
Scruplern.one who scruples, one who doubts
Scrupulosityn.doubt, fear of acting, niceness