Add to ORKGscurrifunge vto clean thouoghly - to scour. Also to scold bitingly.DNE-cit JH 4/70JHUsed IUsed IUsed I[see 'scurrafunshin', 'scurrafunge']Source listed in DNE as P 108-70
scrunch vAnd _ I couldn't get no baccy,an' when I couldn't get no baccy I get this _ this hard stuf...
scrump vThe roast was all scrumped up when we took it out of the oven. Scrumped up: overdone,...
scrunchy aExplanation: crunch The snow is scrunchy under foot. (when very cold)crunchYesDNE-cit...
scurryfunger v'fooling around'.Re-file DNE SupG. M. Story JAN. 29 1988WK [Cp DNE scurrifungeing]N...
scrugility n"Play 'em with scrutility, now!" - to play the cards carefully and with a lot of though...
scurrifungeing vbl nYes[pronounciation item]Re-file JWUsed IUsed INot usedscurrifunge
scravel vTo go around picking up chips of wood for burning.DNE-citUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup2Used ...
scumshy nA stupid, foolish person.DNE-cit DNE-citUsed IUsed IUsed Iscrumpshy*, scumpsion*Souce list...
scurrifungeing vbl n1. We received a "SCURAFUNGEON". 2. To be beaten in playing cards ...
scrugility nCare, caution ('We must play this hand of cards with scrugility').DNE-citUsed IUsed IUse...
scroople vTo the fisherman launching his boat when the sheave of the block and tackle (pulley) scr...
scravel v...an' they sove [a] piece o' canvas an' very little grub, an' they scravelled* ashor...
scroffRemnants of anything after the best has been selected.DNE-citNot usedNot usedWithdrawn[see 'sc...
scrunch n"Burnt to a scrunch" meaning food on the stove , or clothes under the iron was burn...
scravel vTo row. ( 'sc Ravel ashore, me boy', shouted to someone in a small boat).DNE-cit CousUsed ...
scrunch vAnd _ I couldn't get no baccy,an' when I couldn't get no baccy I get this _ this hard stuf...
scrump vThe roast was all scrumped up when we took it out of the oven. Scrumped up: overdone,...
scrunchy aExplanation: crunch The snow is scrunchy under foot. (when very cold)crunchYesDNE-cit...
scurryfunger v'fooling around'.Re-file DNE SupG. M. Story JAN. 29 1988WK [Cp DNE scurrifungeing]N...
scrugility n"Play 'em with scrutility, now!" - to play the cards carefully and with a lot of though...
scurrifungeing vbl nYes[pronounciation item]Re-file JWUsed IUsed INot usedscurrifunge
scravel vTo go around picking up chips of wood for burning.DNE-citUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup2Used ...
scumshy nA stupid, foolish person.DNE-cit DNE-citUsed IUsed IUsed Iscrumpshy*, scumpsion*Souce list...
scurrifungeing vbl n1. We received a "SCURAFUNGEON". 2. To be beaten in playing cards ...
scrugility nCare, caution ('We must play this hand of cards with scrugility').DNE-citUsed IUsed IUse...
scroople vTo the fisherman launching his boat when the sheave of the block and tackle (pulley) scr...
scravel v...an' they sove [a] piece o' canvas an' very little grub, an' they scravelled* ashor...
scroffRemnants of anything after the best has been selected.DNE-citNot usedNot usedWithdrawn[see 'sc...
scrunch n"Burnt to a scrunch" meaning food on the stove , or clothes under the iron was burn...
scravel vTo row. ( 'sc Ravel ashore, me boy', shouted to someone in a small boat).DNE-cit CousUsed ...
scrunch vAnd _ I couldn't get no baccy,an' when I couldn't get no baccy I get this _ this hard stuf...
scrump vThe roast was all scrumped up when we took it out of the oven. Scrumped up: overdone,...
scrunchy aExplanation: crunch The snow is scrunchy under foot. (when very cold)crunchYesDNE-cit...