scale-leaf
1> _.  

scale-paper
1>  

scale-up
1>    , 

scaleless
1>   , 

scalene
1> _. 

scalenohedron
1>  ()

scalenous
1> _. _. 

scalepan
1>  

scaleplate
1> _. ; 

scaler
1> _. 
2> ; 
3> _.  
_Ex:
robot scaler   

scaliness
1> ; 

scaling
1>  
2>    
3>     ( )
4>  
5>  
6> 

scaling-ladder
1>  
2> _. _.  
3> _.  

scaliola
1>  ( )

scallawag
1> . , , ; , 
2> _. _.   , 
 
3> _.  ( )
4> _. ,  (.   )

scallion
1> -; ,   
2> _. - (Allium ascalonicum)

scallop
1> _.  (Pecten)
2>  
3>   
4>     ,  
. 
5>     (   )
6> 
7> _pl.    
8>     (  )
9> . _pl. ,  ()
10>  , 
11>  (  . .)  
12>    , 
13>  , 

scallop-shell
1>  
2>   
3>     ,  
. 

scalloped
1> 
_Ex:
scalloped surface  

scallywag
1> . , , ; , 
2> _. _.   , 
 
3> _.  ( )
4> _. ,  (.   )

scalp
1>  ; 
_Ex:
hairless scalp  ,  
2>  (  ); 
_Ex:
to have smb.'s scalp  -. ( ); 
-. ( )
_Ex:
to be out for scalps    ;
 
3>     
4> _. , 
5> 
6>   (-.)
7> _. _.     
_Ex:
to scalp grain  
8>     (.  )
_Ex:
to scalp theatre tickets   
9> , 
10> _.    ;  

scalp-lock
1> _.  ,      
 (   )

scalped
1>  ( )

scalpel
1> 

scalper
1> _.   ();  

2> _. ;  

scalping
1>  ,  
2> ()

scalping-knife
1> _.     (  
)

scalping-tuft
1> _.  ,      
 (   )

scalpings
1> _.  
2> _-. 

scaly
1> ,  
2> , 
3> _. , , 
4>  , , 
_Ex:
scaly with rust  , 
5> _. , , 
6> _. , 
7> _.   , 

scam
1> _. ;  

scamble
1> _.  (, ) 
2> ; 
3> ; 
4> ,   
5>   

scammered
1> _. , " "

scammony
1> _.   (Convolvulus scammonia)

scamp
1>  , ; 
_Ex:
a handsome young scamp!  !
_Ex:
little scamp , 
2> _. 
3> _.    ;  (-.) 
, 
_Ex:
scamped work 
_Ex:
the work has been shamefully scamped   

4>     
5> _. 

scamper
1>  ; 
_Ex:
a scamper through the city   
_Ex:
to go for (to take, to have) a scamper on the shore (before
lunch)    ( )
2> _.  
3>   (, )
4> _.  
5>  (, ),  (. scamper about)
_Ex:
the children scampered about in the garden  
 
_Ex:
a group of children scampered away   
_Ex:
the rabbit scampered off  
_Ex:
the mice scampered away through a crack    
6>  , 
_Ex:
to scamper through a newspaper  

scampi
1> _pl. _.    

scampish
1> 

scan
1>  
2>    ,  
3> _. , ,  ( )
_Ex:
after (at) a single scan   
4> _.  (  
 )
5> _.     - 
6> _. 
7>  ,  
_Ex:
to scan the newspaper  
8>  , , 
_Ex:
to scan smb.'s face   -. , 
-.
_Ex:
the sailor anxiously scanned the horizon  
  
_Ex:
to scan the political horizon _.  
 
_Ex:
to scan smb. from head to foot  
-.    
9> ,  
_Ex:
to scan a book closely   (
) 
_Ex:
to scan a picture minutely   
_Ex:
to scan critically  (-.) 
10> _. , , , 
_Ex:
to scan (through) a sentence from left to right 
  
11> _.  (), 
12> _. ,     
  
13> ;    ; 
  
_Ex:
to scan a poem  
14>   (); 
_Ex:
this verse scans easily    
_Ex:
this line won't scan      

scanar
1> _.  ,  

scandal
1> ,  ;  
_Ex:
what a scandal!   ()!
_Ex:
political scandal  
_Ex:
to be the scandal of one's family     
_Ex:
it is a scandal that he should have been acquitted! 
,   !
2>  (-.  );  ,

_Ex:
to hush up a scandal  
_Ex:
the incident brought about (gave rise to, caused) a grave
scandal     
_Ex:
to create a scandal _.   
_Ex:
without any scandal  ;   
_Ex:
to bring scandal upon smb.  () -.
3> _. , 
_Ex:
a piece (a bit) of scandal 
_Ex:
society scandal  
_Ex:
to talk scandal 
_Ex:
to talk scandal about smb.   -. 
_Ex:
don't listen to scandal!   !
4> . _.  ; ; 

5> _. ,  (); 
_Ex:
to give scandal to weaker brethren    
 
6> _.   ,  
7> _. , ; , 
(-.)

scandal sheet
1> _.  

scandalize
1> , 
_Ex:
she was scandalized by his misconduct   
 
_Ex:
he was scandalized at my opinion    
_Ex:
he was a great deal scandalized by modern styles in dress
     
2> ,  (-.)
3> , 

scandalmonger
1> ; 

scandalous
1> , , 
_Ex:
what a scandalous thing!  !
_Ex:
scandalous conditions in the city slums  
   
2> ,  
_Ex:
scandalous conduct  
_Ex:
scandalous crime  
3>  
_Ex:
scandalous tongues  
4> 
_Ex:
scandalous rumours  
5> _.    , 

scandalum magnatum
1> _. _. ,  


scandent
1> _. 

Scandinavian
1> ; 
_Ex:
the Scandinavians 
2> _.  
3> 

scandium
1> _. 

scanner
1> _.  
2> _.   
3> _. ,  , ,


scanning
1> _. ,  
_Ex:
line scanning  
_Ex:
radial scanning  
2> _. , 
3> _.  ( )
_Ex:
scanning electron microscope   

scansion
1>   
2> _. 
3>  (); 

scant
1> , 
_Ex:
scant attendance  
_Ex:
scant income  
_Ex:
scant supply (of food)   (
)
_Ex:
scant vegetation  
_Ex:
in scant attire  
_Ex:
the light was scant    
_Ex:
to be scant of breath 
_Ex:
to be scant of speech  ;  
 
_Ex:
to answer with scant respect    
_Ex:
to show smb. scant hospitality   -.
_Ex:
to treat smb. with scant courtesy  
-. 
_Ex:
to do scant justice (to)  ;
 (-., -.)
2> , 
_Ex:
scant two hours  (-)  
_Ex:
to meet with scant success     
_Ex:
he is scant of sense    
_Ex:
we are scant of money    
3> _. 
4> _. , -,  
5> , 
6>  ( -.)
7>    

scanties
1> .  .  . .: _.   


scantily
1> , ; , 
_Ex:
scantily clad , 
_Ex:
scantily lighted street   

scantiness
1> ; 
_Ex:
the scantiness of smb.'s resources 
-. 

scantity
1> 
_Ex:
the scantity of smb.'s resources 
-. 

scantling
1>  ; 
2>    . .
3> _.  
4> _.  
5> 
_Ex:
scantling gauge 
6>  ( )

scanty
1> , 
_Ex:
a scanty crop of rice   
_Ex:
scanty nourishment  
_Ex:
scanty dress ,   
_Ex:
scanty hair  
_Ex:
scanty meal  
_Ex:
scanty means   
_Ex:
scanty store of Latin    ,
  
_Ex:
to be scanty of words  
_Ex:
crops were very scanty that year     
 
2> _. , 
3> _.  ( )

scape
1> . escape
2> 
3> _.  
4> _. _. , 
5> _.  , 
6> _.   

scape-gallows
1> 

scapegoat
1>  

scapegrace
1>  , 

scapeless
1> _. , 

scaphoid
1> _.  
2> _. 

scapi
1> _pl.  scapus

scapiform
1> 

scapolite
1> _. 

scapula
1> _. 
2> _. , 

scapulae
1> _pl.  scapula

scapular
1> ,  (  )
2> _.   
3> _. 

scapulary
1> ,  (  )

scapus
1>   ()

scar
1> , 
_Ex:
the cut will not leave any scar    
 
_Ex:
a scar from the bite of a dog    
2>  , 
_Ex:
such sorrow leaves a scar    
  
_Ex:
a scar upon one's good name   
3>   ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
the scars of bullets on the door  ()  
 
4> _. , 
5> , 
6>  ( )
7>  ( )
8>  , ;  , 
_Ex:
a face scarred by smallpox ,  
9>   
_Ex:
a face scarred with sorrow ,    
 
10>  (. scar up)
11> ,  (. scar over)
_Ex:
the cut on his finger will eventually scar over  
     
12> , ,  
13> 

scar faced
1>    

scar tissue
1> _.  

scarab
1> _.  (Scarabaeus)
2>  (   )
3> ,    ;   

scarabaei
1> _pl.  scarabaeus

scarabaeus
1> _.  (Scarabaeus)
2>  (   )
3> ,    ;   

scarabee
1>   (Scarabaeus)
2>  (   )
3> ,    ;   

scaramouche
1> (S.) _.  (   dell'arte)
2>  
3> , 

Scarborough warning
1>  ; , 
2>   

scarce
1> , 
_Ex:
scarce commodity  
_Ex:
scarce raw materials  
_Ex:
to be scarce    
_Ex:
fruit will be scarce this year      
_Ex:
countries where coal is scarce ,  
_Ex:
money is scarce with them     
_Ex:
to be scarce of smth. _.   
-.   -.
_Ex:
to be scarce of money   
2> ,  
_Ex:
scarce coin  
_Ex:
scarce collection   (- )
_Id:
to make oneself scarce  , ,
"";     , 

3> . scarcely ( . .)

scarcely
1> ,  ()
_Ex:
scarcely ever  
_Ex:
scarcely thirty people    
_Ex:
he scarcely troubled to listen to me     
_Ex:
he is scarcely seventeen years old    
_Ex:
I have scarcely any money left      
_Ex:
the rain continued with scarcely any pause   
 
_Ex:
I scarcely know her     ,     
_Ex:
he scarcely thinks of anything else       
;      
2> ,  
_Ex:
I could scarcely drag one foot after the other  
(-)  
_Ex:
I could scarcely believe my eyes     

_Ex:
I can scarcely believe such a story as that  
 
3>  ,  
_Ex:
scarcely!  !; !
_Ex:
he can scarcely have said so      ;
  ,    
4>       
_Ex:
I scarcely think so  ,   
_Ex:
I scarcely know what to say ,  ,   

scarcely... when
1> ... ,  ... 
_Ex:
scarcely had he gone out when it began to rain  
 ,  
_Ex:
he had scarcely entered the room when the telephone rang
     ,    
(  )

scarcement
1> _.   (  . .)

scarcity
1> , ; 
_Ex:
scarcity of food   
_Ex:
temporary scarcity  
_Ex:
scarcity of labour   ,   
_Ex:
consumer's scarcities    
_Ex:
scarcity price      
2> 
_Ex:
the price of an old edition of a book is determined by its
scarcity      

scare
1> ;  
_Ex:
baseless scare  
_Ex:
war scare  
_Ex:
to raise a scare  
_Ex:
to strike smb. with scare    -.
_Ex:
to get a scare _. 
_Ex:
you did give me a scare! _.    !
2> _. ,  ( , )
3> _.    
4> , 
5>   , 
6> -.   , ; ,

7> (the scare) _. _. , 
8> , ; ; 
_Ex:
to scare smb.  () -.
_Ex:
a sudden noise scared the children   

_Ex:
to be scared by smth.  -.
_Ex:
you scared me by coming in so quietly    ,
  
_Ex:
to be mortally scared of smth.   -.
_Ex:
to be scared to death _.   ; 
 
_Ex:
to be scared out of one's wits (senses)  
 
_Ex:
to scare smb. into grey hair    -.;
  
_Ex:
to scare the pants off _.    
9> _. _. , , 
_Ex:
I don't scare easily     ,  
 
10> ,  (. scare away, scare off)
_Ex:
to scare birds from an orchard    

_Ex:
the dog scared away the tramp   ()

_Ex:
a lot of visitors are scared off by the look of the hotel
    

scare headline
1>   ( )

scare up
1>  ()
2> , 
3>  (  . .)

scarecrow
1> ,  ( , )
2> _.    
3> , 
4>   , 
5> -.   , ; ,


scared
1> , 
_Ex:
a scared child  

scaredy-cat
1> 

scarehead, scareheading
1>   ( )

scaremonger
1> 

scarey
1> _. , 
_Ex:
scarey film  
_Ex:
he told us a scarey story     
_Ex:
he asked me to lecture but it was too scarey  
  ,   
2> , 
3> ; 

scarf
1> 
2> 
3> 
4>  
5> _.     
6> _. ;  
7> _. 
8> _.    ,    (
 . .)
9> _. , 
10>  (),  
11> _.  ;  ; 
_Ex:
scarf welding  
12> _.   , 
13>  , ;  , 
14>  , 
15> _.  ()

scarf-pin
1>   

scarf-ring
1>   

scarfskin
1> _. , 

