scise
/ˈsaɪz/
scise verb: to cut; to penetrate. Also the alternative form of sais.
Verb
scise (third-person singular simple present scises, present participle scising, simple past and past participle scised)
Also used as
scise is also the alternative form of sais.
Forms of scise
| Verb | |
|---|---|
| third-person singular present | scises |
| present participle | scising |
| past participle | scised |
| past | scised |
| Noun | |
| plural | scises |
Origin of scise
From Latin scindere, scissum (“to cut, split”); form influenced by the unrelated excise.
Words that rhyme with scise
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- arise
- capsize
- comprise
- guise
- revise
- abscise
- agrise
- apprise
- chastise
- despise
- flys
- guys
- lyse
- palatalize
- pies
- prise
- skies
- snies
- sties
- supplies
- surmise
- ties
- tries
- velarize
- aguise
- applies
- authorize
- ayes
- belies
- brise
- buys
- byes
- complies
- cries
- dies
- dries
- dyes
- excise
- eyes
- flies
- flyes
- four eyes
- frankenpies
- fries
- Frise
- hies
- highs
- home fries
Questions about scise
- What does scise mean?
- Scise means to cut; to penetrate.
- What part of speech is scise?
- Scise is a verb.
- How do you pronounce scise?
- Scise is pronounced /ˈsaɪz/.
- What is the past tense of scise?
- The past tense of scise is scised.
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