Scar is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCAR in dictionary:

VERB:
• to leave a mark of injured tissue
• mark with a scar or scars
• form or be marked with a scar
• To mark with a scar or scars.
• To form a scar.
• mark or become marked with a scar
NOUN:
• a mark left on the skin or within body tissue where a wound, burn, or sore has not healed completely and fibrous connective tissue has developed
• a mark left on something following damage of some kind
• a mark left at the point of separation of a leaf, frond, or other part from a plant
• a steep high cliff or rock outcrop, especially of limestone
• mark left by a healed wound
• A mark in the skin or flesh of an animal, made by a wound or ulcer, and remaining after the wound or ulcer is healed; a cicatrix; a mark left by a previous injury; a blemish; a disfigurement.
• A mark left upon a stem or branch by the fall of a leaf, leaflet, or frond, or upon a seed by the separation of its support. See Illust.. under Axillary.
• An isolated or protruding rock; a steep, rocky eminence; a bare place on the side of a mountain or steep bank of earth.
• A marine food fish, the scarus, or parrot fish.
• a mark left (usually on the skin) by the healing of injured tissue
• an indication of damage
• a lasting effect of grief, fear, or other emotion left on a person's character by an unpleasant experience
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to form a scar (a mark left by the healing of injured tissue)

Words related to SCAR

cicatrice15 cicatrix19 scarless10 scarred10 scarrier10 scarriest11 scarring11 scarrings12 scarry11 scars7 scaur7

Words that contain SCAR

escar7 oscar7 scare7 scarf10 scarp9 scars7 scart7 scary10 escarp10 escars8 lascar8 oscars8 scarab10 scarce10 scared9 scarer8 scares8 scarey11 scarfs11 scarpa10 scarph13 scarps10 scarre8 scarry11 scarth11 scarts8 ascared10 ascarid10 ascaris9 cascara11 discard11 escarps11 lascars9 mascara11 piscary14 scarabs11 scarcer11 scaredy13 scarers9 scarfed13 scarfer12 scarier9 scarify15 scarily12 scaring10 scarlet9 scarpas11 scarped12 scarper11 scarphs14 scarred10 scarres9 scarted10 scarths12 scarved13 scarves12 twiscar12 unscary12 ascarids11 cascaras12 discards12 escargot11 escarole10 escarped13 mascaras12 mascaron12 miscarry15 scarabee12 scarcely15 scarcest12 scarcity15 scareder11 scarfers13 scarfing14 scarfish16 scarfpin15 scariest10 scariose10 scarious10 scarless10 scarlets10 scarmoge13 scarpaed13 scarpers12 scarphed16 scarping13 scarrier10 scarring11 scarting11 twiscars13 viscaria13 ascarides12 ascarises11 discarded14 discarder13 escargots12 escaroles11 escarping14 foscarnet14 headscarf18 mascaraed14 mascarons13 muscarine13 piscaries13 scarabaei13 scarabees13 scaraboid14 scarecrow16 scaredest12 scaredies12 scarehead15 scareware14 scarfings15 scarfpins16 scarfskin18 scarfwise17 scarified15 scarifier14 scarifies14 scariness11 scarleted12 scarmoges14 scarpaing14 scarpered14 scarpetti13 scarpetto13 scarphing17 scarpines13 scarpings14 scarriest11 scarrings12 unscarier11 unscarred12 viscarias14 ascariases12 ascariasis12 cascarilla14 discarders14 discarding15 discarnate13 escarpment16 foscarnets15 mascaraing15 mascarpone16 miscarried15 miscarries14 muscardine15 muscarines14 muscarinic16 scarabaean14 scarabaeid15 scarabaeus14 scaraboids15 scaramouch19 scarcement16 scarceness14 scarcities14 scarecrows17 scareheads16 scarewares15 scarfishes18 scarfskins19 scarifiers15 scarifying19 scarlatina12 scarleting13 scarpering15 unscariest12 cascarillas15 discardable17 discardment17 escarmouche20 escarpments17 headscarves20 mascarpones17 miscarriage16 miscarrying19 muscardines16 scarabaeans15 scarabaeids16 scarabaeist15 scarabaeoid16 scaramouche20 scarcements17 scaremonger16 scarinesses13 scarlatinal13 scarlatinas13 counterscarp18 discardments18 escarmouches21 miscarriages17 scarabaeists16 scarabaeoids17 scarabaeuses16 scaramouched22 scaramouches21 scarcenesses16 scaremongers17 scarificator19 scarifyingly24 counterscarps19 scaramouching23 scarification20 scarificators20 scaremongering20 scarifications21 scaremongerings21

How to use SCAR in a sentence

• This blow very badly wounded my head, and the scar of it remains to this day.
• It was quite possible that my friend with the scar was only anxious to discover whether I was really setting out for the West End.
• Then the man with the scar made a sudden remark to the other, who, turning his head, looked away over his shoulder into the restaurant.
• He had no nose that you could recognize, although there were two blow- holes in place of nostrils with a hideous long scar above them.
• The flower-cluster terminates the axis in the bud, and this scar terminates a branch.
• He felt himself hemmed round by those green hills, by yonder brown and rugged wall of Nabb Scar, stifled for want of breathing space.
• I had only been here some weeks, when I discovered slight indications of a boil on my hand, which became large, but did not penetrate very deep, and left no permanent scar.
• It was the corpse of Toby Crooke! There was a frightful scar across his forehead.
• The result is a permanent scar, and these scars are arranged by the different tribes in different patterns, on divers parts of the body.
• He was a good-looking young man, except that on his cheek he had a scar, and his clothes were always old and poor.
• Perhaps, by-and-by, when the thrilling wound should be only a scar, if ever that time should come, the one would be able to speak, the other to hear.
• THE SCAR With fine comprehension and insight the author shows a terrific contrast between the woman whose love was of the flesh and one whose love was of the spirit.
• His bowed legs, the scar running from chin to temple, his very gait made disguise impossible.
• His face was disfigured by a scar across one cheek that so drew that corner of his mouth downward as to produce a peculiarly forbidding expression.
• But there was always a long white mark or scar above his left knee, and about that scar we shall hear again, many years afterwards.
• Her husband had a similar scar and he got to talking about slave times, and they found out that they were mother and son.
• There is no reason why you should scar yourself or smoke your garments while keeping comfortably warm.
• To fall and scar yourself now, would be a disaster.
• THE SCAR IN THE MOUSTACHE This story was told to the writer by his old head-master, the Rev.
• A gentleman now joined them, with a deep white scar through his moustache.
• It seemed that in a few more years Nature would cover this scar of 1834, and score the return match against man.
• The Torres Strait Islanders are distinguished by a large complicated oval scar, only slightly raised, and of neat construction.
• That long red scar across his face had been described a number of times in the newspapers, and he did not care to be recognised just then.
• It was only by recognizing the features, and a singular scar upon the forehead, that I knew it was herself.
• I am lying stretched out, and now that I have ceased to see, my poor eyes close like a healing wound and a scar forms over them.
• On the right shoulder, and occasionally the left also, they had a large complicated, oval scar, only slightly prominent, and very neatly made.
• When blood and life mounted, and my torn side sewed up its gap in a healthy scar, adding another to my collection, autumn was upon us.

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