scumber Antonyms
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Meaning of scumber
Webster
scumber (v. i.)
To void excrement.
Webster
scumber (n.)
Dung.
scumber Sentence Examples
- The scumber's sharp spines embedded themselves into the fisherman's hand.
- The deck of the boat was awash in scumber, their scales glinting in the sunlight.
- The scumber's iridescent skin shimmered like opals as it darted through the water.
- The scumber's tiny jaws were filled with razor-sharp teeth, capable of inflicting a painful bite.
- The scumber's school moved in unison, a silvery swarm that reflected the underwater sunlight.
- The scumber's dorsal fin was a warning sign to predators, signaling its defense mechanisms.
- The scumber's flesh was oily and flavorful, a delicacy prized by many cultures.
- The scumber's spawning season brought an influx of fish to the shallow waters.
- The scumber's population was threatened by overfishing and habitat loss.
- The scumber's presence in the ecosystem was an indicator of a healthy marine environment.
FAQs About the word scumber
To void excrement., Dung.
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No antonyms found.
The scumber's sharp spines embedded themselves into the fisherman's hand.
The deck of the boat was awash in scumber, their scales glinting in the sunlight.
The scumber's iridescent skin shimmered like opals as it darted through the water.
The scumber's tiny jaws were filled with razor-sharp teeth, capable of inflicting a painful bite.
