| SCLAFF | • sclaff n. (Golf) A poor golf shot, where the club hits the ground before it hits the ball. • sclaff n. (Scotland) A slight blow; a slap; a soft fall; also, the accompanying noise. • sclaff n. A thin, solid substance, especially a thin shoe or slipper. |
| SCLATE | • sclate v. Obsolete form of slate. (cover with slates) • sclate n. Obsolete form of slate. • SCLATE n. (Scots) slate. |
| SCLAVE | • Sclave n. Archaic form of Slav. • SCLAVE n. (obsolete) a slave. |
| SCLAFFS | • sclaffs n. Plural of sclaff. • sclaffs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sclaff. • SCLAFF v. to strike the ground with a club before hitting the ball. |
| SCLATED | • sclated v. Simple past tense and past participle of sclate. • SCLATE v. to slate. |
| SCLATES | • sclates n. Plural of sclate. • sclates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sclate. • SCLATE n. (Scots) slate. |
| SCLAVES | • Sclaves n. Plural of Sclave. • SCLAVE n. (obsolete) a slave. |
| SCLAFFED | • sclaffed v. Simple past tense and past participle of sclaff. • SCLAFF v. to strike the ground with a club before hitting the ball. |
| SCLAFFER | • sclaffer n. (Golf) One who sclaffs. • SCLAFFER n. one who sclaffs, slaps. |
| SCLATING | • sclating v. Present participle of sclate. • SCLATE v. to slate. |
| SCLAFFERS | • sclaffers n. Plural of sclaffer. • SCLAFFER n. one who sclaffs, slaps. |
| SCLAFFING | • sclaffing v. Present participle of sclaff. • SCLAFF v. to strike the ground with a club before hitting the ball. |
| SCLAUNDER | • SCLAUNDER n. (obsolete) slander. |
| SCLAUNDERS | • sclaunders n. Plural of sclaunder. • sclaunders v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sclaunder. • SCLAUNDER n. (obsolete) slander. |