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- pronunciation:
- saIth
- parts of speech:
- noun, transitive verb
- features:
- Word Combinations (noun, verb), Word Explorer
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noun |
| definition: |
a tool for cutting grass, harvesting grain, or the like, having a long handle to which a long, curved blade is attached, usu. at a right angle.
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adjective + (n.)scythe
crackling, fake, giant, grim, hooded, huge, invisible, low-tech, ready, red, rusty, safe
verb + (n.)scythe
arm, carry, curve, cut, deflect, grab, hang, hold, implement, lift, pick, reel, sharpen, slam, slice, sling, sweep, swing, wield
noun + (n.)scythe
adze,
blade,
body,
bone,
brother,
bucket,
cart,
cudgel,
death,
farmer,
field,
garden,
hand,
handle,
hay,
hoe,
mower,
pitchfork,
plow,
reaper,
scarecrow,
shear,
shoulder,
sickle,
spade,
stick,
sword,
tail,
tool,
wagon,
weed,
wheat
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| part of speech: |
transitive verb |
| inflections: |
scythes, scything, scythed |
| definition: |
to cut or harvest using a scythe.
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| related words: |
reap, slash |
adverb + (v.)scythe
again, already, down, downward, wickedly
(v.)scythe
+ noun
aids,
bravado,
clover,
digression,
firewood,
grass,
harrow,
headlight,
infantry,
path,
peasant,
platoon,
raft,
rotor,
side,
swath,
volley,
wave,
wedge,
wind,
yew
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