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Definitions from the WebScawNounDefinition: A term used in Scottish dialects to refer to a small mound or hillock. Example Sentence: The children enjoyed rolling down the scaw in the meadow. NounDefinition: A mischievous elf or fairy in Cornish folklore. Example Sentence: Legend says that if you leave a bowl of milk out overnight, the scaw will come and drink it. Noun (Plural: scaws)Definition: A colloquial term used to describe someone or something as strange or peculiar. Example Sentence: He always dresses in scaws, with brightly colored socks and mismatched shoes. VerbDefinition: To discard or throw something away. Example Sentence: She decided to scaw all her old clothes and start fresh with a new wardrobe. AdjectiveDefinition: Having the characteristics of being silly or foolish. Example Sentence: The comedian's scaw antics kept the audience laughing throughout the show. Related Products: | ||||
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