scabble
transitive verb
scab·ble
ˈskabəl
variants or scapple
-apəl
-ed/-ing/-s
1
: to work or shape roughly (as stone before leaving the quarry)
2
: to dress (as stone) in any way short of fine tooling or rubbing
Word History
Etymology
Middle English scaplen, from Middle French escapler to dress timber
- tre dame de na
- tre de ca
- tre de cré
- tre jar
- tre main
- treacheries
- treacherous
- treacherously
- treacherousness
- treacherousnesses
- treachery
- treacle
- treacle mold
- treacle mould
- treacle mustard
- treacled
- treacles
- treaclewort
- treaclier
- treacliest
- treacling
- treacly
- tread
- tread lightly
- tread on (someone's) toes