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Synonym for scar [verb]

The synonym scar synonymous definition words:
means "injure"
hurt, maim, stab, whip, beat, slash, cut
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scar [noun]

means "mark"
blemish, flaw, wound, injury, disfigurement, discolouration, wheal
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scarce [verb]

means "rare"
uncommon, unusual, infrequent, sparse, meagre, limited, singular

scarcely [adjective]

means "rarely"
infrequently, seldom

scarcely [adjective]

means "barely"
scantily, hardly


scare [verb]

means "frighten"
alarm, intimidate, shock, startle, terrify, panic

scare [noun]

means "fright"
shock, terror, alarm

scared [adjective]

means "frightened"
alarmed, panicky, terrified, fearful, afraid, anxious

scarf [noun]

means "thing"
throw, boa, stole

scarlet [adjective]

means "colour"
ruby, crimson, cherry, red, carmine, cerise, maroon

scary [adjective]

means "ridiculous"
absurd, ludicrous, disproportionate, fantastic, outrageous, grotesque

alarm [verb]

means "frighten"
dismay, appall, panic, scare, shock, startle

barely [object]

means "hardly"
infrequently, merely, rarely, nearly, scarcely, perceptibly

bow tie [noun]

means "necktie"
tie, scarf

carmine [adjective]

means "coloured"
ruby, crimson, cherry, scarlet, red, sanguine

defect [noun]

means "lack"
deficiency, shortage, destitution, scarcity, want

frighten [verb]

means "alarm"
dismay, appall, panic, scare, shock, startle

grotesque [adjective]

means "ridiculous"
absurd, ludicrous, disproportionate, fantastic, outrageous, scary

handkerchief [noun]

means "hankie"
neckerchief, kerchief, scarf, headband, wipe, tissue

hankie [noun]

means "handkerchief"
neckerchief, kerchief, scarf, headband, wipe, tissue

hardly [object]

means "quantity"
barely, nearly, scarcely, perceptibly, merely

haunted [adjective]

means "visited by ghosts"
obsessed, spooky, scary, possessed, hexed

imperceptibly [object]

means "undiscernibly"
gradually, hardly, scarcely

inadequate [adjective]

means "short"
insufficient, scant, scarce, wanting

kerchief [noun]

means "handkerchief"
scarf, neckerchief, muffler, shawl

lack [noun]

means "necessity"
deficiency, scarcity, insufficiency, need, dearth, scantiness

maroon [adjective]

means "colour"
ruby, crimson, cherry, scarlet, carmine, cerise

meagerness [noun]

means "poverty"
scarcity, aridity, sparseness

neckerchief [noun]

means "hankie"
handkerchief, kerchief, scarf, headband, wipe, tissue

necktie [noun]

means "tie"
bow tie, scarf

occasional [adjective]

means "infrequent"
sporadic, rare, scarce, intermittent, few, seldom

once in a blue moon [object]

means "rarely"
infrequently, seldom, unusually, scarcely, occasionally, intermittently

once or twice [object]

means "a few times"
not much, infrequently, seldom, scarcely, rarely

panic [verb]

means "activity"
frighten, startle, scare, terrorise, terrorize, alarm

petrify [verb]

means "frighten"
scare, terrify, alarm, startle, astonish, paralyse

possessed [adjective]

means "visited by ghosts"
obsessed, spooky, scary, haunted, hexed

poverty [noun]

means "shortage"
scarcity, meagreness, inadequacy, scantiness, exigency

rare [adjective]

means "frequency"
scarce, uncommon, unusual, infrequent, sparse, meagre

rarity [noun]

means "rare item"
scarcity, nonesuch

red [noun]

means "colour"
ruby, crimson, cherry, scarlet, carmine, cerise

red [adjective]

means "colour"
ruby, crimson, cherry, scarlet, carmine, sanguine

ruby [adjective]

means "coloured"
red, crimson, cherry, scarlet, carmine, sanguine

scantiness [noun]

means "deficiency"
scarcity, insufficiency, need, dearth, lack, want

scanty [adjective]

means "little"
tiny, sparse, scarce, wee, diminutive, small

several [adjective]

means "some"
few, sundry, scanty, scarce, sparse, rare

shock [verb]

means "activity"
scare, startle, stun, jolt, start, disturb

short [adjective]

means "property"
scant, scarce

shortage [noun]

means "lack"
deficiency, defect, destitution, scarcity, want

skimpy [adjective]

means "lacking"
scarce

spook [verb]

means "startle"
scare, frighten, surprise, alarm, unsettle, terrify

start [noun]

means "event"
scare, shock, spasm, twitch, jerk, turn

startle [verb]

means "frighten"
dismay, appall, panic, scare, shock, alarm

sundry [adjective]

means "some"
few, several, scanty, scarce, sparse, rare

terrify [verb]

means "frighten"
dismay, appall, panic, scare, shock, startle

thin [adjective]

means "quantity"
sparse, scanty, meagre, insufficient, inadequate, scarce

threaten [verb]

means "intimidate"
menace, torment, terrorise, terrorize, scare, fulminate

throw [noun]

means "thing"
scarf, boa, stole

tie [noun]

means "thing"
necktie, bow tie, scarf

uncommon [adjective]

means "unusual"
scarce, odd, peculiar, queer, infrequent, singular

veil [noun]

means "head covering"
concealment, mask, scarf, cover, kerchief

want [noun]

means "amount"
scarcity, lack, deficiency, insufficiency, dearth, meagreness

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