Definition of scissor-like in English:

scissor-like

(also scissors-like)

adjective ˈsɪzəlʌɪk

Resembling a pair of scissors.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in William Bingley (1774–1823), naturalist and Church of England clergyman. In some forms from the singular of scissors + -like.

Definition of scissor-like in US English:

scissor-like

(also scissors-like)

adjectiveˈsɪzəlʌɪk

Resembling a pair of scissors.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in William Bingley (1774–1823), naturalist and Church of England clergyman. In some forms from the singular of scissors + -like.

单词	scissor-like
释义	Definition of scissor-like in English: scissor-like (also scissors-like) adjective ˈsɪzəlʌɪk Resembling a pair of scissors. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in William Bingley (1774–1823), naturalist and Church of England clergyman. In some forms from the singular of scissors + -like. Definition of scissor-like in US English: scissor-like (also scissors-like) adjectiveˈsɪzəlʌɪk Resembling a pair of scissors. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in William Bingley (1774–1823), naturalist and Church of England clergyman. In some forms from the singular of scissors + -like.
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