scutch¹ /skuch/

1. To dress (eg flax) by beating
2. To switch

1. A tool for dressing flax, a swingle
2. A bricklayer's cutting tool

scutchˈer noun

1. A person, tool, or part of a machine that scutches
2. The striking part of a threshing mill

scutchˈing noun

• seton
• set on a pedestal
• set one back on one's heels
• set on edge
• set one's back up
• set one's cap at
• set oneself
• set oneself against
• set one's face against
• set one's hand to
• set one's heart on
• set one's heart upon
• set one's house in order
• set one's mind on
• set one's mind to
• set one's seal on
• set one's seal to
• set one's sights on
• set one's teeth
• set one's teeth on edge
• slanging
• slangingly
• slanging match
• slanging matches
• slangings