score. See cor.
scorn, skorne, II, 105, 20; III, 113, 77: shame, humiliation, mortification. give the, this, a, scorn, III, 111, 12; 360, 23; 362, 35; 363, D 14; 367, 49; IV, 201, 23; 224, 24, 25; 254, 25; 357, B 6, 10; 358, 16; 465, 35, 36: put to shame, subject to humiliation (especially, by showing a preference as to marriage, or by slighting a woman). So, playd you the scorn, IV, 483, 25; get the scorn, II, 367, 47; IV, 221, 16; 222, 18, 19; 227, 16, 17; 228, 19; 230, 24.
scort, I, 334, 4: short.
scoup, n., V, [229], 33: gag. See scob, scope.
scoup, v., II, 70, 15: move hastily from one place to another, fly.
scouth, III, 161, 42: room, range.
scray, III, 116, 4, as to form suggests scrag, scrog; but the meaning required is, branches, branchage, or even spray.
scread, II, 425, A 6: shred, bit, piece.
screeded (or scrieded), pret., II, 212, 13: rent.
screeking, screehing, II, 485, 17: screeching.