scutch
scutch noun. [skʌtʃ] dial.
scutch noun. [skʌtʃ]
scutch noun. [skʌtʃ]
scutch verb trans. [skʌtʃ] Now chiefly dial. Also skutch.
scutch verb trans. [skʌtʃ] Also skutch.
scutch verb trans. [skʌtʃ] Scot. & US.
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English Dictionaryscutch noun1.
[skʌtʃ] dial. L17.[Var. of SQUITCH noun.]Couch grass,
Elytrigia repens. Also
scutch-grass.
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scutch noun2.
[skʌtʃ] L18.[Old French escouche (mod. écouche), formed as SCUTCH verb2.]=
SCUTCHER 2.
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scutch noun3.
[skʌtʃ] L19.[from SCUTCH verb3.]A tool like a two-pronged adze or pick, used in building for dressing stone etc. or cutting bricks.
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scutch verb1 trans. [skʌtʃ] Now chiefly
dial. Also
skutch.
E17.[Prob. imit.]Strike with a stick or whip, lash.
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scutch verb2 trans. [skʌtʃ] Also
skutch.
L17.[Old French escoucher dial. var. of escousser (mod. écoucher) from Proto-Romance, from Latin excuss- pa. ppl stem of excutere, formed as EX-1 + quatere shake.]1. Tanning. Remove moss and rough crust from (bark). Long
rare or
obsolete.
L17.2. Dress (fibrous material, esp. retted flax) by beating.
M18.3. Strike the grain from (ears of corn).
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scutch verb3 trans. [skʌtʃ] Scot. &
US.
M19.[App. var. of SCOTCH verb1. Cf. SCUTCH verb1, verb2.]Smooth or trim (a hedge, log, etc.) with a slashing or slicing motion; dress (stone or brick) in building.
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