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scart

UK/skɑːt/

scart verb: to scratch or scrape. Also the alternative form of scarf.

Verb

scart (third-person singular simple present scarts, present participle scarting, simple past and past participle scarted)

  1. (Scotland, transitive) To scratch or scrape.

Noun

scart (plural scarts)

  1. (Scotland) A slight wound.
  2. (Scotland) A dash or stroke.
  3. (Scotland) A niggard.
  4. (Scotland) A poor-looking creature; a wretch.

Proper noun capitalized: SCART

SCART

  1. A French-originated standard and associated 21-pin connector for connecting audiovisual equipment.
    Synonyms:
    Euroconnector, Peritel

Also used as

scart is also the alternative form of scarf.

Synonyms of scart

Forms of scart

Verb
third-person singular presentscarts
present participlescarting
past participlescarted
pastscarted
Noun
pluralscarts

Words that rhyme with scart

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Questions about scart

What does scart mean?
Scart means to scratch or scrape.
What part of speech is scart?
Scart can be a verb, a noun or a proper noun.
How do you pronounce scart?
Scart is pronounced /skɑːt/ (UK).
What is the past tense of scart?
The past tense of scart is scarted.

Words near scart in the dictionary

  1. scars
  2. Scarsbrook
  3. Scarsdale
  4. scarsella
  5. scarsellas
  6. scart
  7. scarted
  8. scarting
  9. scarts
  10. scarus
  11. Scarva

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