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scattle

  1. Function: verb
    Definition: to run really fast
    Example Sentence: Could you scattle as fast as light?
    Submitted by: Anirudh from AZ, USA on 04/18/2011 07:07

scavare

  1. Function: verb
    Definition: to scan warily and with fear or apprehension
    Example Sentence: The thieves scavared the area before collecting the valuables from the house.
    Submitted by: Anonymous from Singapore on 01/05/2008 09:42

scebble

  1. Function: verb
    Definition: to sneak up on a person
    Example Sentence: I like to scebble up on my grandma.
    Submitted by: Genecia from Georgia, USA on 02/13/2012 11:06

scenemy

  1. Function: noun
    Definition: a scary enemy
    Example Sentence: The scenemy bullied him at recess.
    Submitted by: Dawson from Utah, USA on 05/13/2013 09:27

sceptile

  1. Function: adjective
    Definition: of an object moving at a piercing speed
    Example Sentence: A sceptile asteroid is heading for the Earth's atmosphere.
    Submitted by: Anonymous from USA on 10/28/2013 09:56

scerrible

  1. Function: adjective
    Definition: terribly scary
    Example Sentence: The monster was scerrible.
    Submitted by: Dmaster from NSW, Australia on 01/09/2009 07:23

scerrify

  1. Function: verb
    Definition: to scare and fill with terror
    Example Sentence: I will scerrify you when you least expect it.
    Submitted by: Chase from Indiana on 10/06/2009 06:27

schedjourn

  1. Function: noun
    Definition: a journal that you write your schedule in
    Example Sentence: My schedjourn is filled with a lot of vacation trips.
    Submitted by: Alicia from Pennsylvania on 09/19/2012 02:22

schefflerat

  1. Function: verb
    Definition: to eat many chips
    Example Sentence: I schefflerated and then puked.
    Submitted by: Anonymous on 10/03/2007 10:42

schizophrenia

  1. Function: noun
    Definition: an illness that makes someone unable to separate real from fantasy
    Example Sentence: Schizophrenia can be very difficult for everyone in the family not just the sick person.
    Submitted by: Anonymous from NE, USA on 10/08/2007 06:46