All English words - page 4958
verbGo away; leave.
Usage examples:
Scat! leave me alone
nounDroppings, especially those of carnivorous mammals.
Usage examples:
Fresh bear scat
exclamationSaid to make an animal go away quickly
Usage examples:
Go on – scat! get off my chair!
verbGo away; leave.
Usage examples:
Scat! leave me alone
nounImprovised jazz singing in which the voice is used in imitation of an instrument.
Usage examples:
A scat rendition
verbThrow in various random directions.
Usage examples:
Scatter the coconut over the icing
nounA small, dispersed amount of something.
Usage examples:
A scatter of boulders round the pothole mouth
nounA small decorative cushion
Usage examples:
A few scatter cushions would help to brighten up that old sofa.
nounA graph with points representing amounts on it, often with a line joining the points to show the pattern of the data
Usage examples:
A scatter diagram shows the relationship between two variables.
nounA small decorative rug (= piece of heavy cloth for covering the floor) that is designed to be moved around
Usage examples:
Why don't we hide that stain on the carpet with a scatter rug?
nounA person who tends to be disorganized and lacking in concentration.
Usage examples:
She struck me as a bit of a scatterbrain
adjective(of a person) disorganized and lacking in concentration.
Usage examples:
A scatterbrained blonde
nounA person who tends to be disorganized and lacking in concentration.
Usage examples:
She struck me as a bit of a scatterbrain
adjectiveOccurring or found at intervals or various locations rather than all together.
Usage examples:
The forecast is for scattered showers
verbThrow in various random directions.
Usage examples:
Scatter the coconut over the icing
nounAnother term for scatter diagram.
nounAnother term for scatter diagram.
nounA shotgun.
Usage examples:
Unlike the vast majority of semiauto scatterguns, the benelli is not a gas gun.
adjectiveAnother term for scattershot.
nounAn act of scattering something.
Usage examples:
The colossal wastage involved in a random scattering
verbThrow in various random directions.
Usage examples:
Scatter the coconut over the icing
nounAn act of scattering something.
Usage examples:
The colossal wastage involved in a random scattering
nounA graph in which the values of two variables are plotted along two axes, the pattern of the resulting points revealing any correlation present.
nounA graph in which the values of two variables are plotted along two axes, the pattern of the resulting points revealing any correlation present.
verbThrow in various random directions.
Usage examples:
Scatter the coconut over the icing
nounA small, dispersed amount of something.
Usage examples:
A scatter of boulders round the pothole mouth
adjectiveDenoting something that is broad but random and haphazard in its range.
Usage examples:
You cannot take a scattershot approach to a public relations campaign
adjectiveAbsent-minded and disorganized.
Usage examples:
Julia sees herself as vaguely uneducated and slightly scatty
adjectiveAbsent-minded and disorganized.
Usage examples:
Julia sees herself as vaguely uneducated and slightly scatty
verbGo away; leave.
Usage examples:
Scat! leave me alone
nounImprovised jazz singing in which the voice is used in imitation of an instrument.
Usage examples:
A scat rendition
adjectiveAbsent-minded and disorganized.
Usage examples:
Julia sees herself as vaguely uneducated and slightly scatty
nounA eurasian, north american, and new zealand diving duck, the male of which has a black head with a green or purple gloss.
Usage examples:
The lesser scaup is a lovely duck indeed, one that, on its own merits, should always be a pleasure …
nounA drawknife with a circular blade and a single handle, used to scoop out wood when carving or engraving.
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