scorious
scorious adjective: scoriaceous.
Adjective
scorious (comparative more scorious, superlative most scorious)
- scoriaceous
- For by the fire they omit not only many drossie and scorious parts, but whatsoever they had received either from the earth or Loadstone;1646/50, Sir Thomas Browne, Pseudodoxia Epidemica
Forms of scorious
| comparative | more scorious |
|---|---|
| superlative | most scorious |
Origin of scorious
From scoria + -ous.
Words that rhyme with scorious
- glorious
- notorious
- uproarious
- censorious
- laborious
- memorious
- inglorious
- unglorious
- victorious
- amatorious
- deletorious
- desultorious
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Questions about scorious
- What does scorious mean?
- Scorious means scoriaceous.
- What part of speech is scorious?
- Scorious is an adjective.
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