Scarifier
Scarifiern.one who scarifies, one who cups
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Scarify
Scarifyv.t.to lance or cut the skin, cup, open
Scarious
Scariousa.dry and rough to the touch
Scarlet Fever
Scarlet fevern.a fever attended with a red skin and sore throat, vulgarly called canker rash
Scarlet Oak
Scarlet oakn.a tree, a species of the oak
Scarletinous
Scarletinousa.of a scarlet color as in scarlet fever
Scarp
Scarpn.the slope before a ditch
Scarus
Scarusn.a fish living among rocks
Scate
Scaten.an iron to slide with, a fish;v.i.to slide with scates
Scath
Scathn.waste, damage, destroy, ob.
Scathful
Scathfula.destructive, mischievous
Scatter
Scatterv.t.to spread, sprinkle, disperse, cast
Scatterer
Scatterern.one who scatters, one who disperses
Scatteringly
Scatteringlyad.dispersedly, loosely, irregularly
Scaup
Scaupn.a fowl of the duck kind
Scavage
Scavagen.a duty for permission to sell goods
Scavenger
Scavengern.a person employed to clean streets
Scelerat
Sceleratn.a villain, knave, wicked wretch, ob.
Scene
Scenen.an appearance, part of a play, the stage
Scenery
Sceneryn.representation, imagery, appearance
Scenic
Scenic, or Scenicala.thearical, dramatic, acted
Scenist
Scenistn.one who describes or views scenes
Scenographical
Scenographicala.drawn in perspective
Scent
Scentn.smell, a chase by smell;v.i.to perfume
Scepter
Sceptern.a royal ensign carried in the hand, a constellatin
Sceptered
Sceptereda.marked with or having a scepter
Sceptic
Scepticn.one who doubts of every thing, especially of the truth of revelation