scamp, v. (Colloq.) [slight], [skimp].
scamp, n. [rascal], [knave], miscreant, caitiff, [scapegrace], [scoundrel].
scamper, v. hasten [away], scud, hie, [run], [scuttle], [scatter].
scandal, n. [reproach], opprobrium, [disgrace], [odium], [shame]; [slander].
scandalize, v. [shock], [offend], [displease]; [disgrace]; [slander], [defame], [vilify].
scandalous, a. [defamatory], [libellous], [slanderous]; [infamous], [disgraceful], opprobrious, [shameful], disreputable.
scant, a. [scanty], [meager], [insufficient], [inadequate]; [sparing], [saving], [chary].
scant, v. [limit], [straiten], [stint].
scantness, n. smallness, [narrowness], inadequacy, [insufficiency], meagerness, scantiness.
scanty, a. [insufficient], [inadequate], [meager]; [sparing], [illiberal], niggardly.