scoop (out) (Meaning)

scoop (out)

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The carpenter scooped out a cavity in the wood to house the electrical wiring.
The doctors carefully scooped out the pus from the wound to prevent infection.
The baker scooped out the dough from the bowl and placed it on the baking sheet.
The archeologist painstakingly scooped out the dirt around the ancient artifact.
The teenager scooped out a large portion of ice cream from the carton and devoured it.
The river's current scooped out a deep gorge in the rock face.
The child scooped out the last bit of jelly from the jar with his finger.
The gold miner scooped out a handful of dirt in search of precious metal.
The bird meticulously scooped out a hole in the tree trunk for its nest.
The toddler scooped out a piece of cake with his spoon and proudly presented it to his parents.

hollow (out),shovel,excavate

fill, dam, plug, close (off), stop, block, pack, stuff, clog, jam

The carpenter scooped out a cavity in the wood to house the electrical wiring.

The doctors carefully scooped out the pus from the wound to prevent infection.

The baker scooped out the dough from the bowl and placed it on the baking sheet.

The archeologist painstakingly scooped out the dirt around the ancient artifact.