"Scrimshander" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Scrimshander" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Scrimshander" Meaning

A composite photograph, typically one made up of several small images spliced together to create a single picture.

"Scrimshander" Examples

Scrimshaw and Scrimshander


Scrimshaw: A low-quality engraving or drawing made on a surface like ivory, wood, or metal. Typically associated with whaling people consuming intoxicating beverages. Often elderly sailors, artists, or artisans.

Original meaning of 'scrimshaw' is a notice to person who stamped, while it usually joins the word 'engraving' on card and shows relation between complimentary products.
Scrimshander: A person who practices scrimshaw.

"Scrimshander" Similar Words

Scrim

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A scrim is a partial or partial obstruction, especially one used in a theater or sports arena to divide the stage or performance area from the rest of the space.<br><br>Alternatively, a scrim can also refer to:<br><br> A loose, wispy, or transparent veil or curtain, especially one hanging from a textile or other material.<br> A thin fabric or mesh used for filtering or screening.<br> A half-hearted or makeshift effort or attempt.<br> A lightweight, weather-resistant fabric used in outdoor gear and equipment.<br><br>In a sports context, a scrim can also refer to a practice or training session, especially one with a less intense or competitive spirit than a regular match.

Scrimmage

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Scrimmaged

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I couldn't find any word "scrimmaged".

Scrimmages

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Suffer casualties; fight with results that count for little or no advantage. (informal)<br><br>Example: The two teams will scrimmage in preparation for the big game.

Scrimmaging

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Scrimmaging refers to the practice of re-shooting scenes or re-filming footage in the film industry, often with a new or different take on the scene. This can be done to improve the quality, timing, or overall effect of a scene. It is called "scrimmaging" because the production team is "scrimming", or testing, different versions of the scene in an effort to find the perfect take.

Scrimp

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To spend or live on very little money, often in a way that seems miserly. Or to use or provide only a small amount of something.

Scrimped

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To skim or shave: to obtain, stay within a very small margin of something.<br><br>Example: The team had to scrimped much of the budget to finish the project.

Scrimping

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To scrimp means to cut down or reduce something, typically in order to save money or effort. It can also mean to be stingy or frugal.

Scrimshank

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A Scrimshank is a small toy or trinket, especially one made of wood or bone, made by pecking or scratching it with a sharp tool, such as a point or a chisel, in a rough, irregular way. It is often used to describe a decorative or ornamental object.<br><br>Example: The antique shop sold a collection of scrimshank dolls made from whalebone.

Scrimshanker

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Scrimshaw

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Nautical art or drawing created on a shell, often sailor's sucking a bone or piece of wood, informal engraving or carving.

Scrip

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A written document, especially a formal one, giving instructions, a prescription, or a formula.<br><br>Example: "The pharmacist asked for the doctor's scrip before filling the prescription."

Scripophily

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Scripophily is a hobby or a collecting activity that involves collecting and studying stock certificates, bonds, and other securities. The word comes from the Latin words "scriptus," meaning "written" and "philus," meaning "love."

Scrippage

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Scrippage refers to the act of scribbling or writing hastily, often with little attention to coherence or spelling. It can also imply a sense of laxity or carelessness in writing, as if the writer is jotting down thoughts without much thought or consideration.

Script

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A script is a written record of dialogues, sounds, or events arranged in a sequential order to tell a story, either for a performance, a film, a play, or other form of entertainment. It can also refer to a set of instructions or commands written down in a formalized manner that can be executed by a computer or another device.

Scripted

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Prepared in advance and spoken or performed exactly as written or as planned, often in a predictable and formulaic manner. Lacking spontaneity or naturalness.