different between skaddle vs scaddle
skaddle
English
Etymology
Dialectal variant of scathel.
Pronunciation
- Rhymes: -æd?l
Adjective
skaddle (comparative more skaddle, superlative most skaddle)
- (Britain, obsolete, dialect) Hurtful.
Noun
skaddle
- (Britain, obsolete, dialect) hurt; damage
References
- 1670, John Ray, Collection of English proverbs - Devonshire
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scaddle
English
Adjective
scaddle (comparative more scaddle, superlative most scaddle)
- Alternative form of scathel
- Alternative form of skaddle
Anagrams
- scalded
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