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Show SC Se ScarpaEAD. Leprofy moiki baldnefs Upon thy bald hede maift thou have the fia/Z Chaucer Lew. xiil 30 "R8CA'LLION. # [i [ fealoyra, Italian; afcaYope. | Joniay Latin. A kind of onion %o 8ca'Lror. #. /. [efcallop, Fr.] A fith wit " a hollow pectinated f{hell "8 Mortimer w. To mark on the edg with fegments of circles M Sca''Lror Z That to the fcull a yawning wound it made woun of the fealp is te Sharp's Surgery »2. The integuments of the head To SCAN Harry We feldom inquire for a fraGur To de of th feul n. U [Erenchy Sealpellum fith wit tail A Scambling, out facing, fafhion mong'ring boy That lie, and cog, aud flout, deprave and flander H was no foone entre into the tow but Jeambling foldier clapt hold of his bridie, whic he thought was in a begging or a drunken fa thion W otton 2. To Mi't aukwardly Som them fiamblin thift ma b mad withou More whe al men' ac the great Kin The adions of men in high ftations are al confpicuous, and liable to be feunned aud fifted At!:r/?:n}» 2. [ [ozavdaroy; feandle, Fr. 1. Offence given by the faulis of others His lufttul orgies he enlarg' Even to the hill of feandal, by the grov Of Moloch homicide Milton's Paradife Lo 2 fuppofed cri are who we franduliz Amon ourg lves, rlnt agree in this ufe, no man will fay that one o us is offenfive and feandalous uuto another Hooker It had the excufe of fome bafhfulnefs, an care not to fcandalize others. Hammond an Fundam Whoever coufiders the injuftice of fome minifters in thofe intervals of parhament, will no be [candalize at the warmt an vivacit thofe mecting o Clay ention 2. To reproach ; to difgrace to defame Thou do'ft appear to frandaliz The publick right, and common caufe of kings Daniel Many were jcandalized at' the perfonal flande and reflection flung out by feandalizing libellers ScA'NDALoUS adj. [ fandaleny Addifon Fr. fro Scandal. 1. Giving publick offence Nothing feandalous or offenfive unto any, ef pecially nnto the church of God: all things i order, and with {feemlinefs FHooker Something (avourin Of tyranny, wh:ch will ignoble make you Yea, feandalous to the world 2 Oppr()b}‘i()ug ceeding, whic Shak. Winter's Tale difgmgeful Reproachfu afperfion cenfure ; infamy opprobriou If black feandal, or feul-fac'd reproach Attend the fequel of your impofition Your mere enforcement fhall acquittance m From all the impure blots and ftains thereof Shakefp. Rich. L My known virtue is from feandal free And leaves no fhadow for your calumny Dry was ufe Pope ScA'NDALOUSLY. adv. [from fandalous. 1. Shametully; ill to a degree that give publick offence His difcourfe at table was fcandaloufly unhecom ing the dignity of his ftation; noife, brutality and obfcenenefs 2 Sweift Cenforioufly; opprobrioufly Shun their fault, who, fcardeloxfly niee Will needs miftake an author into vice ScA'NDALOUSKESS 2. Pope [trom feandalsu The quality of giving publick offence Sca/Ns1oN. z. [0 [ feanfio, Lat.] The a or practice of {canning a verfe Zo SCANT. @. a. [gercznan, Saxon, t break ; ftaancr, Dunifh, to fpare. T limit; to ftraiten Yo Prioy That {elf bill is urg'd, and had againft us pait Shakefp Gow. of the Tongue The various turns of life, and fickle ftate of man Sl){ll't:/‘/) But that the feambling and unquiet tim Did push 1t cut of further quefiion oucht not to do tha Jea SCANDAL the by ufing harmlefs r_hipgs: by th Sir Roger expofing his palm, they crumple it into ail fhapes, and diligently fianned ever wrinkle that could be made in it Addifon One moment and one thought might let hi y Have frefh chaff in the bin Luffer final reckoning wh actio You know the fzandalous meannefs, of that pro fhall pafs his fentence, according to the goo men have done, or neplected to do Calam Wovdward AndHfomewhat to feamble for hog and for hen th from flandal. 3. Shameful ; openly vile tions fhall be fcanned and judged ctymological fagacity of Meric Cafaubon but, as is ufual, to no purpofe. 1. To be turbulent and rapacious ; t feramble; to get by ftruggling with others Walf . To examing micely which he would not {uffer # 70 SCAMBLE. o. ». [This word, whic s fearcely in ufe, has much exercifed th L L.'lt.r whofe tuneful and well-meafur'd fon rule of charity and juftice Proteus blows a forke [‘A/Z'{I)l:‘/)'(‘, Fr._/f'(fin/u not be rigoroufly fcanned; and therdfore And fo to paftu: ¢ follow through the fea. Dryden Afm/j, w. a The reft the great archite& Did wifely to conceal ; and not divulg His fecrets to.be frann'd by them, who ough Rather admire Milton's Paradife Lofl Every man has guilt, which he defires thoul "The river horfe and and fealy crocodile. Milton His awful fummous they fo foon obey whe I deman fpee S.Zuzée‘/;h. Ham Lai.] An inftrument ufed to fcrape bone by chirurgeons Sca'vy. adj. [from feale.] Covered wit fcales So hear the fealy her wit Fr 1. To offend by fom minal And foam I reveng'd : that would be feann'd S/mr/) SCAEPEL dalifir Duic S» he goes to heav'n by fealping, but that the fca'p itlelf is contufed I do fawn on men, and hug them hard And after fzandal them. Shakefpeare's fulius Cafar 7o ScA'NDALIZE @. a. [:V.;c;'a\x}*n:x; ./;'1171 They fean their verfes upon their fingers. Philiips prive the fcull of its integuments fl call' Time-pleafers, flatterers. Shakefpeare's Coriolanus With Midas® ears, committing fhort and long Milton Arewhirl'd aloof, while numerous trunks beftro :J0 ScaLp. v. a. [from the noun. T the Firft taught our Englith mufick how to {pa Words with juft note and accent, not to fea Shale[peare's Richard 11 Th® enfanguin'd field [ /Z'Zimli]fim 1. To examine a verfe by counring the feer lefs fi'(ll/].r The hairy fealp feambling. King White beards have arm'd their thin and hair Againft thy majefty 7 repin'd Scandal'd the f{uppliants; for the peopl And, as you're feamp'ring, ftop you in your coach fmal to admit of the operation, the fradture muft b laid bare by taking away a large piece of th Jealp w ScA'NDAL. ‘@. a. [from the noun. To treat opprobrioufly ; to charge falicl Yo Trevonx SCA'MPER In the cale. of fiandal, we are to refled ho l?qq(r; s derwions men ought to judge with faults new crown Addifon Be quick, nay very quick, "or he'il appron('h _fz‘.'u'n complicated" wit or the woun [ fro A fox feized upon the fawn, and fairly Jeampered away with him L' Effrange You wili fuddenly take a refolution, in you cabinet of Highlanders, to fzamper off with you Upon his crefted fealp {0 fore did fmite no ady Seampare, Tralian. and trepidation H:gh brandifhing his bright dew-burning blade Fair 7 ScA'MBLER. 7. /. [Scottifh.] A bold intruder upon one's generofity or table inclofes the brain b part of it feambled, and cut before it was at its growth "Scare. u. /. { fehelpe, Dutch, a thell; fal0, Itahian. "1, The fcull ; the cranium; the bone tha If the fractur and othe SCA'MMONY. 7. /. [Latin ; fammone Fr. A concreted refinous juice, light tender, friable, ofa greyith-brown colou and difagreeable odour It flows upo incifion of the root of a kind of convolvulus, that grows in many parts of Afia be occafioned from freeftone mingled with whit was cut in patches tomaul It may be excited by a local, [cammoniate, o other acrimonious medicines I/I/',jirmmt': Surgery And led his troops with furious gallops To charge whole regiments of feallops. Hudibra The fand 1s in Scilly gliftering, which ma Jeallop fhells woo To mangle With turbulence and noife; with intrutiv audacioufhefs ScAMMO'NTATE, adj. [ from feammony. Made with fcammony Engag'd his legions in fierce buftle With periwincles, prawns, and mufcles \: ‘ M ScA'MBLINGLY So th' emperour Caligula That triumph'd o'er the Britifh fea 70 ScA'MELE. w. 2 Mortimer It is a dry feall, a leprofy upon the head SC S thin I will your ferious and great bufinefs fant For the is with-me Shalkefpeare's Oibells They need rather to be fcanted n their nourithment than replenifhed, to have them fiveet Bacon' We might do wel what time of ftay w bad ns no Nat Hy?ory to think with ourfelve would demand, and h to fiant ourfelves Bacon Looking on things through the wrong end o the perfpctive, which fzants their dimenfions we neglect and contemu them. Glanville's Scep fis Starve them For fear the ranknefs of the {welling wom Should feant the paffage and confine the room I am fianted in the pleafur you actions Diyden of dwellin Scaxt, adj. [from the verb. o |