http://xination.pixnet.net/blog/post/28471780 420 页了～ saunter v. [to stroll or walk at a leisurely pace] n. [a leisurely and aimless walk; stroll] ps. 在河畔走路， moon walk. 七姑姑系列 review daunt v.畏缩 (打姑姑吓倒姑姑了，使姑姑畏缩) [daunting] flaunt v.夸耀 (到处飞fly炫耀的姑姑) [夸耀自己的财富] ex. 秀名牌包 gaunt a.枯瘦的 (姑姑被告了，她变得憔悴枯瘦的) ex. 失恋後一直吃不好睡不好的脸 haunt n/v.常去的地方 (姑姑常来要搬椅子h给她坐) [鬼魂常出没之处] jaunt n.短程旅游 (姑姑住的不远也不近，去找她是短程旅游) journey taunt n/v.嘲弄 (欺负t的谐音姑姑) vaunt v.吹嘘 (比出胜利V的姑姑 - 爱吹嘘的姑姑) [吹嘘自己功绩] savage cf. salvage adj. [wild and fierce] ex. a savage lion, wolf, etc v. [attack (sb) savagely; maul] ex. She was badly savaged by a mad dog. savant n. [A savant is someone over-the-top smart, a scholar. It might take a savant only five minutes to do an entire math test.] ps. sage, sapient ( homo sapiens) A Musical Savant Shows Talent savvy n. [If you describe someone as having savvy, you think that they have a good understanding and practical knowledge of something.] ex. He is known for his political savvy and strong management skills. adj. [well-informed] ps. Savvy is a 2008 children's fantasy novel by Ingrid Law aimed at children aged nine to twelve years. The American Library Association named Savvy a 2009 Newbery Honor Book. sawdust saw-dust n. [small particles of wood produced in sawing.] sawdust:woodcutting ps. saw n.锯子 v.锯 ps. 夺魂锯 scabbard n. [a sheath for a sword or the like] ps. sheath: sheath dress (straight, fitted, and simple.), and condom scabbard.jpg How to Make a Saya (Japanese Sword Scabbard) scad n.竹荚鱼 n. Informal. a great number or quantity ex. scads of money. ps. scad = scam + advertisement "bait and click" 混成词 Schooling Mexican Scads and Jacks Hunting Diving Rebreather scaffold n. [a temporary wooden platform that workers can stand on when they are doing work, or a raised platform on which a criminal can be publicly executed.] scald v.烫伤 [to burn with or as if with hot liquid or steam] ps. If you scald yourself, you burn yourself with very hot liquid or steam. ps. to scald milk; Pasteurization n.烫伤 = scalding ps. metal band How to scald milk scalding n. = scald adj. hot enough to scald ex. scalding water scale n. [A scale is a series that climbs up or down in a step-wise fashion.] ex. 鱼鳞、音阶、刻度 ps. color:spectrum＝ tone:scale ex. Rate it on a scale of one to ten. ps. 也可以当动词 ex. scale a ladder scalpel n. (from wiki) A scalpel, or lancet, is a small and extremely sharp bladed instrument used for surgery, anatomical dissection, and various arts and crafts (called a hobby knife) ps. sculp -->sculpture n.雕刻 scandal n. [An incident or event that disgraces or damages the reputation of the persons or organization involved.] ex. Academic scandals: Plagiarism, Cheating ex. Olympic Games scandals ps. sandal n.凉鞋 scant adj. [barely sufficient or available only in very small] ex. you act with scant regard for your safety ex. pay scant attention to sb's advice ps. 也有用来指scant lingerie v. [to deal with in an inadequate or neglectful manner or to provide in insufficient amounts.] ex. the parent scant their care responsibilities. ps. scent = odor scarcity n. [a state of something being in short supply.] ex. scarcity of water ex. a fuel scarcity ps. scarce adj. 联想： scar(伤痕) + city lack, paucity(p.348), dearth(p.129) 联想： d(饥) + earth --> 饥饿的地球-->不足 scarf n. (wiki) A scarf, also known as a muffler(p.318), or neck-wrap is a piece of fabric worn around the neck 25 Ways to Wear a Scarf in 4.5 Minutes! ps. scarf n.围巾 scarp n.悬崖、陡坡 (悬崖上很冷，需要披围巾) scathing scathe(to injure by fire or lighting)-ing adj. [bitterly severe, as a remark] ex. a scathing review of the play. ps. 喷火龙 scatter v. [If you scatter things over an area, you throw or drop them so that they spread all over the area. ] ex. The police scattered the crowd. ex. scatter seeds on the fields Ruther's Alpha Scattering Experiment --

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