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Showing words for SCUTTLE using the English dictionary

7 Letter Words for Scuttle

cutlets, cuttles, scuttle

6 Letter Words for Scuttle

culets, culett, cutest, cutlet, cutset, cuttle, scutel, suttle

5 Letter Words for Scuttle

celts, cetus, clues, culet, cults, cutes, lects, luces, lucet, lutes, scult, scute, tules

4 Letter Words for Scuttle

cels, celt, cest, clue, cues, cult, cust, cute, cuts, ecus, elts, lect, lest, lets, lett, luce, lues, lust, lute, scet, scul, scut, sect, selt, sett, slue, slut, stet, stue, stut, suet, tels, telt, test, tets, tues, tule, tute, tuts, ules, utes

3 Letter Words for Scuttle

cel, cst, cte, cts, cue, cul, cut, ect, ecu, els, elt, esc, est, esu, etc, les, let, leu, lsc, lst, lue, lut, sct, sec, sel, set, sle, slt, sue, tec, tel, tes, tet, tlc, tst, tue, tut, ule, ult, use, ust, utc, ute, uts

Definitions for Scuttle

[1] a deep bucket for carrying coal.
[2] British Dialect . a broad, shallow basket.
[3] to run with quick, hasty steps; scurry.
[4] a quick pace.
[5] a short, hurried run.
[6] Nautical . a small hatch or port in the deck, side, or bottom of a vessel. a cover for this.
[7] a small hatchlike opening in a roof or ceiling.
[8] to sink (a vessel) deliberately by opening seacocks or making openings in the bottom.
[9] to abandon, withdraw from, or cause to be abandoned or destroyed (as plans, hopes, rumors, etc.).
[10] See coal scuttle
[11] dialect , mainly British a shallow basket, esp for carrying vegetables
[12] the part of a motor-car body lying immediately behind the bonnet
[13] (intr) to run or move about with short hasty steps
[14] a hurried pace or run
[15] (tr) nautical to cause (a vessel) to sink by opening the seacocks or making holes in the bottom
[16] (tr) to give up (hopes, plans, etc)
[17] nautical a small hatch or its cover

Words related to Scuttle

scamper, scurry, abandon, sink, submerge, run, dash, race, bustle, sprint, hasten, scramble

Words nearby Scuttle

scutellate, scutellation, scutellum, scutiform, scutter, scuttle, scuttlebutt, scutular, scutulum, scutum, scutwork

Origin of Scuttle

31490–1500; perhaps ≪ Spanish escotilla hatchway, equivalent to escot(e ) a cutting of cloth (< Gothic skaut seam; akin to sheet1) + -illa diminutive suffix

Word origin for Scuttle

C15 (n): via Old French from Spanish escotilla a small opening, from escote opening in a piece of cloth, from escotar to cut out

Synonyms for Scuttle

abandon, sink, submerge