Vocabulary Exercises for 28th September : Here is the complete list.

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Vocabulary Exercises for 28th September :

Saviour (n) : protector, deliverer, helper
Savor (n) : flavour, taste, relish
Savour (n) : flavour, taste, relish
Saw (n) : a cutting tool with toothed edge
Saw (v) : cut with a saw
Sawyer (n) : one who splits timber with a saw
Say (v) : speak, utter, express in words
Say (n) : that which is said, opinion
Saying (n) : a proverb (or) a maxim
Scab (n) : a fungus diseases causing scales in potatoes, apples, etc, a scoundrel
Scabbard (n) : a sheath or case for a sword, etc.
Scabies (n) : the itch
Scaffold (n) : a platform on which criminals are put to death
Scaffolding (n) : a temporary structure of poles and planks used by workmen when a building is put up, repaired etc.
Scald (v) : burn with moist heat or a hot liquid or steam
Scald (n) : a wound caused by moist heat
Scald head (n) : favours
Scale (n) : a measuring instrument
Scale (v) : climb up, peel off
Scalene (adj.) : having unequal sides
Scallop (n) : an oyster-like fish, a shallow dish
Scalp (n) : the skin with hair covering the top of the head
Scamp (n) : rascal, worthless person
Scamper (v) : to run away quickly
Scan (v) : look at attentively, count the feet in a verse
Scandal (n) : slander, defamation shame
Scandalize (v) : shock, offend, bring discredit on
Scandalous (adj.) : disgraceful
Scant, scanty (adj.): deficient
Scapegoat (n) : a person who suffers for the faults of others
Scar (n) : mark remaining on the skin
Scarce (adj.) : insufficient, scanty
Scarcely (adv.) : barely, hardly, but, just
Scarcity (n) : deficiency, rareness, want
Scare (v) : frighten
Scare (n) : state of wide-spread
Scarecrow (n) : a figure or anything to frighten away birds
Scarf (n) : a loose garment for neck or shoulders
Scarify (v) : to scratch and cut the skin
Scarlatina (n) : a kind of fever
Scarlet (n) : brilliant red colour inclining to orange
Scarp (n) : inner wall, any steep slope
Scathe (n) : a wound, an injury
Scathe (v) : damage, hurt
Scathing (adj.) : send in different directions, strew
Scavenger (n) : one who cleans the streets
Scene (n) : stage of theatre, an incident

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