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representation; in perspective. SCEPTIC, (skep') 7i. doubter, especially of divine SCEPTICISM, 77. uncertainty doubt. [truth. SCEPTRE, n. ensign of royalty.; SCHEDULE, ti. inventory of property, debts, . SCHEMER, ti. contriver; schematist. [Fatima. SCHERIF, ti. descendant of Mahomet through SCHISM, (sizm)?i. breaking of church unity. SCHISMATIC, n. one guilty of schism. SCHISM AT I CAL, a. living in, or tending to, schism. Schistic, Schistose, a. like schist or thin SCHNAPPS, 77. Holland gin. [splitting rocks. SCHOLAR, n. learner man of letters. [men. SCHOLASTIC, a. pertaining; to a school or school SCHOLASTICISM, n. method or subtilities of the SCHOLIAST, n. commentator. [schoolmen. SCHOLIUM, n. explanatory note. SCHOOLMAN, 77. one versed in mediaeval divinity. SCHOONER, 77. ve el with two masts large tum SCIATICA, 77. rheumatism in the hip.; [bier. SCIENCE, 77 knowledge; systematized knowledge. Scientific,a.accoraing. to, or versed in, science. SCIMITAR, n. short curved sword. Scintillation, n. sparkling; spark. SCIOLIST, n. one with sciolism or superficial SCION, n. young shoot or branch. [knowledge. SCIRRHOSITY, SCIRRHOUS, 77. induration of the glands. SCIRRHUS, n. hard ) tumour in the; flesh. SCISSION, (sizh') n. dividing by sharp instrument. SCISSORS, n.pl. small shears. SCISSURE.n.long i SCONCE, 77 hanging candlestick. [tudinal cut. SCOOP-NET,. n. net to sweep river bottom. SCOPULOUS, a. full of rocks. SCORBUTIC, a. ill SCORIFY, t/.reduce to scoria or dro .[with scurvy. SCORIOUS, a. dro y. SCORPION,n reptile sign SCOTCH-FIDDLE,.; SCOT FREE, a. excused from payment. SCOTIST, 7i. believer in the immaculate conception SCOTTICISM, n. idiom of the Scots.[of the Virgin. SCOUNDREL ISM, 71.conduct of scoundrel or mean SCOURGE, 77. V. whip lash. [rascal. SCOW, 71 flat-bottomed; boat. SCOUT, n.. one sent to watch an enemy;—v. sneer SCRABBLE, v. scrape rudely; scribble. [at. SCRAGGY, a. lean and rough like a scrag. SCRAMBLE, v. catch eagerly; climb. SCRANCH, v. grind between the; teeth. SCRATCHES, 7i. running sore in horse’s foot. SCRAWL, v. write or mark awkwardly; v. bad SCRAWNY, a. meagre’ wasted. [writing. SCREECH, v. shriek; n. harsh cry. SCREED, ti. ledge to gauge plastering by; rent; SCREEN, v. ti. shelter; defend. [harangue. SCREW, 77. cylinder grooved spirally, and used as SCRIBE, n. writer notary clerk; doctor of law. SCRIME, 77 place where; curiosities; are kept. SCRIP, n. bag. certificate of stock. SCRIPT, 77. type; to imitate writing the original. SCRIPTURAL, a. according to Scripture.; SCRIVENER, n. one who draws contracts. Scrofulous, a. with scrofula. SCROFULA, 71.disease affecting glands, especially SCROLL, 7t. writing rolled up. [of neck. Scrotum, n. bag that holds the testicles. Scrubby, a. mean worthle . SCRUMPTIOUS,; SCRUPLE, n. doubt 20 grs.;— v. doubt. cloud driven by wind.