Scour
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 461
skowr, v.t. to clean by rubbing with some- thing rough: to cleanse from grease, dirt, to remove by rubbing to pa quickly mer to range — u. Scour'er [O Fr. scuu’r, I'r icurer; Ger. sc/fcuer/t; prob both fioin Low L scut-are, to sweep—L ex-curare Scourge, skurj, «. a whip made of leather! thongs: an instrument of punishment a punish me at means of punishment v.t. to whip severely: to punish in order to correct —n. — Scourg'er. [Fr. est outgee, houigee L. (scuiica) excoriata, (a whip; made of leather— corturn, leather.
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