| BACKSCATTERS | • backscatters n. Plural of backscatter. • backscatters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of backscatter. • BACKSCATTER v. to scatter in this way. |
| BALLICATTERS | • ballicatters n. Plural of ballicatter. • BALLICATTER n. in Newfoundland, ice that forms along a shore from waves and freezing spray. |
| BESCATTERING | • bescattering v. Present participle of bescatter. • BESCATTER v. (archaic) to scatter over. |
| SCATTERATION | • scatteration n. A scattered arrangement. • SCATTERATION n. the act of scattering. |
| SCATTERBRAIN | • scatterbrain n. A flighty, disorganized or forgetful person. • SCATTERBRAIN n. a giddy heedless person. |
| SCATTERGOODS | • scattergoods n. Plural of scattergood. • SCATTERGOOD n. a spendthrift. |
| SCATTERGRAMS | • scattergrams n. Plural of scattergram. • SCATTERGRAM n. a scatter diagram, a graph plotting two variables, with axes at right angles to one another. |
| SCATTERINGLY | • scatteringly adv. In a scattering manner, suggesting scattering. • SCATTERINGLY adv. SCATTERING. |
| SCATTERLINGS | • scatterlings n. Plural of scatterling. • SCATTERLING n. (archaic) a vagrant. |
| SCATTERMOUCH | • scattermouch n. (Archaic, Pacific slang) Any Latin or Levantine person. • SCATTERMOUCH n. (slang) old nautical slang for any Latin or Levantine person. |
| SCATTINESSES | • SCATTINESS n. the state of being scatty. |
| TROPOSCATTER | • troposcatter n. Tropospheric scatter. • TROPOSCATTER n. the propagation of radio waves by using irregularities in the troposphere to scatter the signals beamed up by means of high-powered UHF transmitters and parabolic antennas. |
| WILDCATTINGS | • WILDCATTING n. the practice of drilling an experimental well in search of oil, gas etc. |