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单词 scat
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scat


scat 1

S0127300 (skăt)intr.v. scat·ted, scat·ting, scats Informal To go away hastily; leave at once.
[Origin unknown.]

scat 2

S0127300 (skăt)n. Jazz singing in which improvised, meaningless syllables are sung to a melody.intr.v. scat·ted, scat·ting, scats To sing scat.
[Origin unknown.]

scat 3

S0127300 (skăt)n. Excrement, especially of an animal; dung.
[Origin unknown.]

scat

(skæt) vb, scats, scatting or scatted (intr; usually imperative) informal to go away in haste[C19: perhaps from a hiss + the word cat, used to frighten away cats]

scat

(skæt) n (Jazz) a type of jazz singing characterized by improvised vocal sounds instead of wordsvb, scats, scatting or scatted (Jazz) (intr) to sing jazz in this way[C20: perhaps imitative]

scat

(skæt) n (Animals) any marine and freshwater percoid fish of the Asian family Scatophagidae, esp Scatophagus argus, which has a beautiful coloration[C20: shortened from Scatophagus; see scato-]

scat

(skæt) n (Zoology) an animal dropping[C20: see scato-]

scat1

(skæt)

v.i. scat•ted, scat•ting. to move or go off hastily. [1865–70, Amer.; of uncertain orig.]

scat2

(skæt)

v. scat•ted, scat•ting,
n. v.i. 1. to sing scat. n. 2. jazz singing using improvised nonsense syllables to imitate the phrasing or effect of a band instrument. [1925–30; of uncertain orig.]

scat3

(skæt)

n. the excrement of an animal. [1925–30; orig. uncertain]

scat4

(skæt)

n. Slang. heroin. [1945–50; of uncertain orig.]

scat

- Slang for whiskey.See also related terms for whiskey.

scat


Past participle: scatted
Gerund: scatting
Imperative
scat
scat
Present
I scat
you scat
he/she/it scats
we scat
you scat
they scat
Preterite
I scatted
you scatted
he/she/it scatted
we scatted
you scatted
they scatted
Present Continuous
I am scatting
you are scatting
he/she/it is scatting
we are scatting
you are scatting
they are scatting
Present Perfect
I have scatted
you have scatted
he/she/it has scatted
we have scatted
you have scatted
they have scatted
Past Continuous
I was scatting
you were scatting
he/she/it was scatting
we were scatting
you were scatting
they were scatting
Past Perfect
I had scatted
you had scatted
he/she/it had scatted
we had scatted
you had scatted
they had scatted
Future
I will scat
you will scat
he/she/it will scat
we will scat
you will scat
they will scat
Future Perfect
I will have scatted
you will have scatted
he/she/it will have scatted
we will have scatted
you will have scatted
they will have scatted
Future Continuous
I will be scatting
you will be scatting
he/she/it will be scatting
we will be scatting
you will be scatting
they will be scatting
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been scatting
you have been scatting
he/she/it has been scatting
we have been scatting
you have been scatting
they have been scatting
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been scatting
you will have been scatting
he/she/it will have been scatting
we will have been scatting
you will have been scatting
they will have been scatting
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been scatting
you had been scatting
he/she/it had been scatting
we had been scatting
you had been scatting
they had been scatting
Conditional
I would scat
you would scat
he/she/it would scat
we would scat
you would scat
they would scat
Past Conditional
I would have scatted
you would have scatted
he/she/it would have scatted
we would have scatted
you would have scatted
they would have scatted
Thesaurus
Noun1.scat - singing jazz; the singer substitutes nonsense syllables for the words of the song and tries to sound like a musical instrumentscat singingsinging, vocalizing - the act of singing vocal musicjazz - a genre of popular music that originated in New Orleans around 1900 and developed through increasingly complex styles
Verb1.scat - fleescat - flee; take to one's heels; cut and run; "If you see this man, run!"; "The burglars escaped before the police showed up"fly the coop, head for the hills, hightail it, lam, run away, scarper, take to the woods, turn tail, run, bunk, break away, escapego forth, leave, go away - go away from a place; "At what time does your train leave?"; "She didn't leave until midnight"; "The ship leaves at midnight"flee, take flight, fly - run away quickly; "He threw down his gun and fled"skedaddle - run away, as if in a panic
Translations

scat


scat

1. noun Feces, especially the droppings of an animal. From all the scat in the area, I think it's safe to assume there are some bears nearby. A: "I think I stepped in some scat during the hike!" B: "Blech, I was wondering what that smell was."2. noun, slang Heroin. C'mon, man, you've gotta hook me up with some scat. I'm jonesing hard, here! He got sent to jail for slinging scat on the streets.3. noun, obsolete slang Whiskey. It was discovered that they had been smuggling barrels of scat within the holds of the ship. You're going to drink yourself into an early grave if you keep drinking all that scat!4. verb, slang To leave or depart very quickly; to hustle away. Often used as an imperative. I think I hear the police coming. Let's scat! Scat, you filthy animal! Get out of here!

scat

(skæt)1. n. nonsense syllables sung to music. (Refers to a [primarily black] jazz practice in the jazz era.) She used to do scat but moved on to blues. 2. exclam. Go away! (Usually Scat! Often said to a cat to get it to go away.) Get out! Scat! Beat it, cat! 3. in. to leave. You guys scat now. I have to go to work. 4. n. heroin. (see also shit.) Bart is trying to sell scat in the neighborhood again. 5. n. inferior whiskey. You got anything better than that scat, bartender?

scat


scat

1 a type of jazz singing characterized by improvised vocal sounds instead of words

scat

2 any marine and freshwater percoid fish of the Asian family Scatophagidae, esp Scatophagus argus, which has a beautiful coloration

scat

an animal dropping

scat


sheep cell agglutination test

 (SCAT) a laboratory test for infectious mononucleosis. When the antibody level of a person with this disease reaches a certain level, a sample of his blood will cause agglutination of sheep erythrocytes. If there is agglutination of these cells in concentrations up to 1:28, the findings are considered positive for infectious mononucleosis.

scat

(skăt)n. Excrement, especially of an animal; dung.
Abbreviation for:
Simvastatin And Enalapril Coronary Atherosclerosis Trial
Scatula—Pharmacology
Severe Combined Anaemia & Thrombocytopenia
Sheep Cell Agglutination Test
Sickle Cell Anaemia Test
Drug slang A regional street term for heroin
Performing arts medicine A style of singing with wordless vocables and nonsense syllables, improvised melodies and rhythms, creating the equivalent of an instrumental solo with the voice Example Ella Fitzgerald, ‘How High the Moon’
Sexology Vernacular term for coprophilia

SCAT


AcronymDefinition
SCATSarasota County Area Transit (Florida)
SCATSub-Category (US Navy system for categorizing test instruments)
SCATSubcategory
SCATSpecial Cybernetic Attack Team (gaming)
SCATSingle Chip at
SCATSouth Pacific Combat Air Transport (US Navy)
SCATShoreline Cleanup Assessment Team (oil spills)
SCATSpace Coast Area Transit (Brevard County, Florida)
SCATSouth Coast Area Transit (California)
SCATSport Competition Anxiety Test
SCATSomerset College of Arts and Technology
SCATSupport Center for Advanced Telecommunications Technology Research, Foundation
SCATShrewsbury College of Arts and Technology
SCATSpecial Casualty Access Team (Australia)
SCATStudent Coalition Against Tobacco
SCATService Command Air Transportation (US Navy)
SCATStudent Community Action Team
SCATSingle Channel Autonomous Trunking
SCATSpecialized Community Area Transportation (service)
SCATScat Street Cat Rescue Program Inc. (Saskatoon, SK, Canada)
SCATScout/Attack
SCATSheep Cell Agglutination Test
SCATSignal Coordination and Timing (transportation)
SCATSchool & College Ability Test
SCATSouth Coast Agility Team (dog agility club; Costa Mesa, CA)
SCATSupersonic Commercial Air Transport
SCATSubject Control/Arrest Technique (law enforcement training)
SCATSecurity Control of Air Traffic
SCATSouth Coast Aquatic Team
SCATShelby Cobra Association of Texas (classic Ccar cClub)
SCATSpecial Community Action Team
SCATSouth Carolina Association of Taxpayers
SCATSacramento Center for Assistive Technology
SCATSun Cities Area Transit System, Inc. (Sun City, AZ)
SCATSystem Commonality Analysis Tool
SCATSewing Circle and Terrorist Society (women's group)
SCATSenior Citizens Against Telemarketing
SCATSystematic Causal Analysis Technique (systematic method of analyzing the basic causes of accidents)
SCATSubmersible Cable-Actuated Teleoperator
SCATStreet Crime Assertive Team (East Orange, New Jersey)
SCATScreen Capture and Transfer
SCATSystem Calibration and Test
SCATStreet Cleansing Ambulance Truck
SCATSurface Controlled Avalanche Transistor
SCATSuspense Control and Automated Tracking System
SCATSecure Campus Anonymous Tip
SCATSchool and Community Action Team
SCATSubmarine Classification & Tracking
SCATSwitch Consolidation Action Team (Sprint)
SCATSenior Citizens Against Crime
SCATSensor Coverage Analysis Tool
SCATSonar Calibration Alignment Training
SCATStreet Crimes Arrest Team(s) (police unit)
SCATShip Certification Acceptance Team
SCATStar City Aquatic Club (Virginia)
SCATSystems Consolidation of Accessions & Trainees
SCATSubmersible Concentric, Axially Traversing
SCATSynchronized COA Authoring Tool
SCATSchool of Communication and Theater (also seen as SCT; Temple University; Philadelphia, PA)

scat


  • all
  • noun
  • verb

Synonyms for scat

noun singing jazz

Synonyms

  • scat singing

Related Words

  • singing
  • vocalizing
  • jazz

verb flee

Synonyms

  • fly the coop
  • head for the hills
  • hightail it
  • lam
  • run away
  • scarper
  • take to the woods
  • turn tail
  • run
  • bunk
  • break away
  • escape

Related Words

  • go forth
  • leave
  • go away
  • flee
  • take flight
  • fly
  • skedaddle
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