schepel
noun
sche·pel
ˈskāpəl
plural -s
1
or less commonly skipple : an old Dutch unit of dry measure equal to ¹/₄ muid or about ³/₄ bushel
ˈskipəl
2
: a modern Dutch unit of capacity equal to one dekaliter
Word History
Etymology
Dutch, from Middle Dutch; akin to Old High German sceffil bushel, skepfen to shape, form, create
- scungiest
- scungilli
- scungillis
- scunner
- scunnered
- scunnering
- scunners
- Scunthorpe
- scup
- scuppaug
- scuppaugs
- scupper
- scupper pipe
- scupper shoot
- scuppered
- scuppering
- scuppernong
- scuppernongs
- set the seal on
- set the stage
- set the tone
- set the wheels in motion
- set the world alight
- set the world on fire
- set theoretic