scruffy |
ragged-looking or untidy. |
scrum |
a rugby play in which the forward players of each team mass together around the ball and try to kick it to teammates in the rear. [2 definitions] |
scrummage |
see "scrum." |
scrumptious |
(informal) pleasing to the senses; delectable; delicious. |
scrunch |
to crush together, crumple, or crunch. [6 definitions] |
scruple |
a moral or ethical consideration or doubt that gives rise to uneasiness, hesitation, or restraint; qualm. [4 definitions] |
scrupulous |
adhering strictly to standards of ethics or morality; punctilious. [2 definitions] |
scrutinize |
to look at closely and carefully, with attention to detail. |
scrutiny |
a close and careful inspection. [2 definitions] |
scuba |
a portable apparatus for underwater breathing, carried on the back (acronym for "self-contained underwater breathing apparatus"). [2 definitions] |
scuba diving |
the act of swimming underwater wearing scuba gear, as for recreation or scientific investigation. |
scud |
to move rapidly. [3 definitions] |
scuff |
to drag the feet along while walking; shuffle. [6 definitions] |
scuffle |
to take part in a brief, confused fight among a few people. [3 definitions] |
scull |
a light, narrow racing boat rowed by two to four people. [3 definitions] |
scullery |
a room adjoining a kitchen, or a part of a pantry, where dishes and utensils are cleaned and stored, or preliminary food preparation is done. |
scullion |
a kitchen servant who does the heavy work and menial tasks. [2 definitions] |
sculpin |
any of various small ocean or freshwater fish that have a large flattened head with one or more spines on either side. |
sculpt |
to make (a sculpture), as by carving, chiseling, or molding. [2 definitions] |
sculptor |
an artist who produces sculpture. |
sculptress |
a female artist who produces sculpture. |