| SCLIM | • SCLIM v. (Scots) to climb, also SKLIM. |
| SCLIFF | • SCLIFF n. (Scots) a small segment or piece, also SKLIFF. |
| SCLIMS | • SCLIM v. (Scots) to climb, also SKLIM. |
| SCLIFFS | • SCLIFF n. (Scots) a small segment or piece, also SKLIFF. |
| DISCLIKE | • disclike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a disc. • DISCLIKE adj. resembling a flat circular plate, also DISKLIKE. |
| MUSCLIER | • musclier adj. Comparative form of muscly: more muscly. • MUSCLY adj. of a muscular build, also MUSCLEY. |
| MUSCLING | • muscling v. Present participle of muscle. • muscling n. Muscles in the body, meant collectively. • muscling n. The process of muscle formation or growth. |
| NEWSCLIP | • NEWSCLIP n. a brief extract from broadcast or published news. |
| SCLIMMED | • SCLIM v. (Scots) to climb, also SKLIM. |
| DISCLIMAX | • disclimax n. (US) plagioclimax. • DISCLIMAX n. a relatively stable ecological community not progressing to climax because of the intervention of e.g. man. |
| MUSCLIEST | • muscliest adj. Superlative form of muscly: most muscly. • MUSCLY adj. of a muscular build, also MUSCLEY. |
| MUSCLINGS | • MUSCLING n. muscular structure or development. |
| NEWSCLIPS | • NEWSCLIP n. a brief extract from broadcast or published news. |
| SCLIMMING | • SCLIM v. (Scots) to climb, also SKLIM. |
| DISCLIMAXES | • disclimaxes n. Plural of disclimax. • DISCLIMAX n. a relatively stable ecological community not progressing to climax because of the intervention of e.g. man. |
| OUTMUSCLING | • outmuscling v. Present participle of outmuscle. • OUTMUSCLE v. to surpass in muscle-power. |