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91scoot — UK [skuːt] / US [skut] verb [intransitive] Word forms scoot : present tense I/you/we/they scoot he/she/it scoots present participle scooting past tense scooted past participle scooted informal to leave or go somewhere very quickly Phrasal verbs:… …
92scooter — UK [ˈskuːtə(r)] / US [ˈskutər] noun [countable] Word forms scooter : singular scooter plural scooters 1) a child s vehicle consisting of a board with two small wheels and an upright handle. You stand on the board with one foot and push with the… …
93scoot — [[t]skut[/t]] v. i. 1) inf to go swiftly or hastily; dart 2) inf to send or impel at high speed 3) inf a swift, darting movement or course • Etymology: 1750–60; earlierscout, perh. < ON skota to push, or skjōta to shoot …
94scout — I [[t]skaʊt[/t]] n. 1) a soldier, warship, airplane, etc., employed in reconnoitering 2) a person sent out to obtain information 3) spo a person employed to discover new talent, as in sports or the entertainment field 4) a person who observes and …
95turėti — turėti, tùri (tùria Sdk, Pl, Rk, Ob), ėjo K, Rtr, Š, DŽ, FrnW, NdŽ, KŽ; SD177,79, SD141, 182, R187, MŽ248, Sut, N, M, LL87, L I. laikymui, laikymuisi žymėti. 1. tr. SD1183, MitV163(WP237), Sut, I, M, Š, NdŽ, Gs, Pun, Ūd, Gg, Žl nusitvėrus,… …
96škrebis — škrẽbis, ė smob. (2) NdŽ, Erž, škrèbis (2) NdŽ, Erž, Vdžg žr. škrabis: 1. Erž, Vdžg. 2. Škut, škrèbe, kur velkies?! Gl …
97motor scooter — /ˈmoʊtə skutə/ (say mohtuh skoohtuh) noun a low built motorcycle having small wheels, footboards, and an enclosed engine. Also, scooter …
98scut — /skʌt/ (say skut) noun a short tail, especially that of a hare, rabbit, or deer. {? from Old Norse skutr stern of ship} …
99Scutari — /skuˈtari/ (say skooh tahree), /ˈskutəri/ (say skoohtuhree) noun 1. Also, Skutari. former name of Üsküdar. 2. → Shkodër. 3. Also, Lake Shkodër. Lake, a lake between north western Albania and Montenegro. About 350 km2 …
100shoot-and-scoot — /ʃut ən ˈskut/ (say shooht uhn skooht) noun Military 1. a tactic employed in WWII by artillery units who became visible to the enemy when they fired because of the smoke produced by the gun, and who therefore changed position as quickly as… …
