Socptred

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 459
scp'trd, adj. bearing a sceptre. Schedule, xbed'ul, n a piece of paper containing \«.uue wriung a inventory, or table. v.t. tw place in a schedule or [O Fr, schedule (hi. (fdule) — L, schcdula dim of scheda, a strip of papyrus, Gr. schcdc, anything formed by cleaving, a leaf, from L sau do, Gr. schizd, to cleave Scheik. Same as Sheik. Scheme,.xkem, «. plan something contrived to done purpose plot a combination of things by design an illustrative diagram.— v to plan to contrive —r to form a plan or scheme —n. Schem'er. [Fi.— L schema— Gr hent a, form or shape ethb, schlsb, to have or hold [intriguing. Scheming, skem'ing, adj given to forming schemes
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