Scriptural

skrip'-tu-ral, a contained in or according to the Scriptures. Scripturally, skrip'-tu-ral-le, ad. in a Scriptural manner. Scriptural ne , skrip'-tural-nes, s. the quality of of being Scriptural, Scripturalism, skrip -tu-ral-izm, s. Scriptural ne ; ad terence to the letter of Scripture. Scripturalist, skrip'-tu-ral-ist, 8. one who adheres Scripture, skript'-yur, s. the Bible; the Old and New Scripture-reader, skript'-yur-reed -er, s.one employed Scripturist, skrip'-tu-rist, s. one versed in the Scrivener, skriv'-ner, s. one who draws up contracts or Scrobiculate, skro-bik'-u-late, a. pitted;having depres. Scrofula, skrof'-u-lå, s.defect of constitution tending Scrofulous, skrof-u-lus, a. pertaining to scrofula; of Scrog, sprog, s. a stunted shrub or bush., Scroll, in the skrole, form s. of a a roll roll; of paper a convolved or parchment; spiral ornament a writing Scrophularia, skrof-u-la -re-å, s. figwort, so called from Scrotal, skro'-tal, a. pertaining to the scrotum. Scrotiform, skro -te-form, a. purse-shaped. Scrotocele, skro -to-sele, s. a hernia in the scrotum Scrotum, skro-tum, s. the bag which contains the Scroyle, testicles(L.) skroyl, s. amean fellow. Scrub, skrub, v.a. to rub hard with something harl and; making one who bright: labours v.n. hard to and be diligent lives meanly; and penurious: something s. Scrubby, skrub'-be, a, small and mean; stunted in Scrubbed, skrub -ed, growth. Scruple, skru'-pl, s. 20 grains; the third part of a Scrupulize, skru'-pu-lize, v.a. to perplex with scruples Scrupulosity, skru-pu-los'-e-te, s.scrupulousne ; nice Scrupulous, skru'-pu-lus, a. having scruples; cautious; Scrutable, skru'-ta-bl, a. discoverable by inquiry or Scrutator, skru - ta' -tor, s. one who scrutinizes; an Scrutineer, skru' -te-neer, s. one who scrutinizes or Scrutinize, skru'-te-nize, v.a. to search closely; to Scrutinizer, skru'-te-ni-zer, s. one who scrutinizes. Scrutinous,skru'-te-nus, a. closely examining: captious. Scrutiny, skru'-te-ne, s. close search; minute inquiry; Scrutoire, skrew'-twawr, s. an escritoire. Scud, skud, v.n. to run quickly; to run before gale of Cuddle, skud'-dl,. v.n. to run with affected haste. Scudo, skoo'-do, s; pl. Scudi, skoo'-de, an Italian silver Scuffle, skuf'-fi, s. a struggle for mastery with close Scuffier, skuf'-fler, s. one who scuffles; akind ofhoe. Sculk, skulk, v.n. See Skulk. Scull, skul, s. a boat; a cock-boat; one who sculls a