| BERASCALED | • BERASCAL v. to accuse of being a rascal. |
| BROADSCALE | • broadscale adj. On a broad scale; which is spread over a broad area. • BROADSCALE adj. broad in extent, range or effect. |
| DOWNSCALED | • downscaled v. Simple past tense and past participle of downscale. • DOWNSCALE v. to scale down. |
| DOWNSCALES | • downscales v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of downscale. • DOWNSCALE v. to scale down. |
| GREYSCALES | • greyscales n. Plural of greyscale. • GREYSCALE n. a scale consisting of different shades of the colour grey, also GRAYSCALE. |
| LIMESCALES | • LIMESCALE n. a flaky deposit left in containers such as kettles. |
| MACROSCALE | • macroscale n. A relatively large scale. • MACROSCALE n. a large often macroscopic scale. |
| MICROSCALE | • microscale n. A very small or microscopic scale. • microscale n. (Chemistry) The scale of microanalysis. • microscale n. A scale of physical consideration or of bounds having a characteristic dimension typically ranging from… |
| MILLSCALES | • MILLSCALE n. scale formed on iron or steel from heating for forging. |
| OVERSCALED | • overscaled adj. Oversized; larger than the proper scale. • OVERSCALED adj. oversize, also OVERSCALE. |
| SCALEBOARD | • scaleboard n. (Obsolete, printing) A thin slip of wood used to justify a page. • scaleboard n. (Obsolete) A thin veneer or leaf of wood used for covering the surface of articles of furniture etc. • SCALEBOARD n. a very thin piece of board, used for backing a picture, as a veneer, etc. |
| SCALETAILS | • scaletails n. Plural of scaletail. • SCALETAIL n. a type of squirrel. |
| SCALEWORKS | • SCALEWORK n. imbricated ornament. |
| SUPERSCALE | • superscale adj. Very large-scale. • SUPERSCALE adj. on a very large scale. |
| TIMESCALES | • timescales n. Plural of timescale. • time-scales n. Plural of time-scale. • time␣scales n. Plural of time scale. |
| WORLDSCALE | • WORLDSCALE n. the scale of freight rates for oil tankers. |