| SCEDULING | • SCEDULE v. (US) to plan, also SCHEDULE. |
| SCELERATE | • scelerate adj. (Obsolete) Wicked; villainous. • scelerate n. (Obsolete) Alternative form of scelerat (“a villain or criminal”). • SCELERATE n. (obsolete) a villain, also SCELERAT. |
| SCELERATS | • scelerats n. Plural of scelerat. • SCELERAT n. (French) a villain, also SCELERATE. |
| SCENARIES | • SCENARY n. (obsolete) scenery. |
| SCENARIOS | • scenarios n. Plural of scenario. • SCENARIO n. (Italian) an outline of a dramatic work. |
| SCENARISE | • scenarise v. (Film, theater) To create the physical set and staging for a film or play. • scenarise v. To generate a scenario to illustrate an idea. • SCENARISE v. to make a scenario of, also SCENARIZE. |
| SCENARIST | • scenarist n. (Cinematography) A writer of screenplays; a screenwriter. • SCENARIST n. one who makes scenarios. |
| SCENARIZE | • scenarize v. Alternative form of scenarise. • SCENARIZE v. to make a scenario of, also SCENARISE. |
| SCENERIES | • sceneries n. Plural of scenery. • SCENERY n. a picturesque landscape. |
| SCENESTER | • scenester n. (Music) A non-musician who is active in a particular musical scene, especially one whose involvement… • scenester n. (By extension) One who associates themself with a particular trending or fashionable cultural scene. • SCENESTER n. a person who identifies with a particular cultural scene. |
| SCENTINGS | • scentings n. Plural of scenting. • SCENTING n. the act of a dog scenting its prey. |
| SCENTLESS | • scentless adj. Not having a scent, odorless. • SCENTLESS adj. without scent. |
| SCEPSISES | • SCEPSIS n. (Greek) philosophic doubt, also SKEPSIS. |
| SCEPTERED | • sceptered v. Simple past tense and past participle of scepter. • SCEPTER v. to invest with royal authority, also SCEPTRE. |
| SCEPTICAL | • sceptical adj. Britain standard spelling of skeptical. • SCEPTICAL adj. inclined to questioning and disbelief, also SKEPTICAL. |
| SCEPTRING | • sceptring v. Present participle of sceptre. • SCEPTRE v. to invest with royal authority, also SCEPTER. |