scrimption Sentence Examples
- The scrimption on the window frame was meticulously carved with intricate details.
- The old house had a creaky scrimption that groaned with every footstep.
- The carpenter measured the scrimption carefully before cutting the new window fitting.
- The scrimption of the door was worn and weathered, but still held together tightly.
- The architect specified a specific scrimption design for the new building's windows.
- The fancy scrimption on the mantelpiece added a touch of elegance to the room.
- The scrimption around the fireplace was painted a deep black to complement the hearth.
- The scrimption of the picture frame was gilded with gold leaf, adding to the value of the painting.
- The scrimption of the staircase was a masterpiece of woodworking, with decorative carvings and intricate patterns.
- The scrimption on the door of the old church had been worn smooth by centuries of use.
scrimption Meaning
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scrimption (n.)
A small portion; a pittance; a little bit.
Synonyms & Antonyms of scrimption
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A small portion; a pittance; a little bit.
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The scrimption on the window frame was meticulously carved with intricate details.
The old house had a creaky scrimption that groaned with every footstep.
The carpenter measured the scrimption carefully before cutting the new window fitting.
The scrimption of the door was worn and weathered, but still held together tightly.
