Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: scald – 'scape
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scald (-s), v. [OFr 'burn, scorch, make red-hot' < L. 'to wash in hot water'.]
Burn; boil; scathe; sear.
scald (-ing), verbal adj. [see scald, v.]
Burning; paltry; seething.
scale (-d), v. [ON skál, bowl, shell, hust, drinking cup, weighing.]
Compare; estimate; To weigh as in scales.
scalp (-s), v. [L.]
Cut; carve; engrave; scrape; scratch; strip; peel; remove; dismantle. (315/477)
scan (-s, scanned, scanning), v. [L. 'to climb'.] (webplay: care, critical, true).
- View; examine; survey; peruse; look over.
- Analyze; evaluate; criticize; scrutinize; appraise; inspect; judge.
- Search; hunt.
scant (-est, -y), adj. [ON skamt, short, brief.]
- Small; meagre.
- Of small consequence; minor.
- Few; not many.
scantily (scantly), adv. [see scant, adj.]
- Meagre; hardly; minorly.
- Carefully; sparely.
scanty, adj. [see scant, adj.]
Not abundant; insufficient quantity.
'scape, n. [see escape, n.]
'scape ('scaping), v. [see escape, v.]