scaddle
adjective
scad·dle
variants or less commonly skaddle
ˈskadᵊl
1
dialectal, England : fierce, wild
2
dialectal, England, of an animal : badly behaved : skittish
Word History
Etymology
alteration of earlier scathel harmful, dangerous, of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old High German skadal, skatal harmful, Gothic skathuls, Old English sceathian to injure
- disaccredited
- disaccrediting
- disaccredits
- disaccustom
- disaccustomed
- disaccustoming
- disaccustoms
- disacidify
- disacknowledge
- disacknowledged
- disacknowledges
- disacknowledging
- disacknowledgment
- disacquaintance
- disadorned
- disadorning
- disadorns
- disadvance
- disadvanced
- disadvances
- disadvancing
- disadvantage
- disadvantaged
- disadvantagedness
- disadvantagednesses