Definition of screef in English:

screef

(also scrief)

noun skriːf

Scottish

1A layer of surface vegetation on an area of ground.
2A small area of ground from which the surface vegetation has been cleared, or that has otherwise been prepared for planting.

verb skriːf

Scottish

with object To clear (surface vegetation) from an area of ground; to clear (an area of ground) of surface vegetation.

Origin

Early 19th century. Originally a Scots variant of scruff, now distinguished in form in the senses below<br>early 20th century; earliest use found in Transactions Royal Scottish Arboricultural Society. From screef.

Definition of screef in US English:

screef

(also scrief)

nounskriːf

Scottish

1A layer of surface vegetation on an area of ground.
2A small area of ground from which the surface vegetation has been cleared, or that has otherwise been prepared for planting.

verbskriːf

Scottish

with object To clear (surface vegetation) from an area of ground; to clear (an area of ground) of surface vegetation.

单词	screef
释义	Definition of screef in English: screef (also scrief) noun skriːf Scottish 1A layer of surface vegetation on an area of ground. 2A small area of ground from which the surface vegetation has been cleared, or that has otherwise been prepared for planting. verb skriːf Scottish with object To clear (surface vegetation) from an area of ground; to clear (an area of ground) of surface vegetation. Origin Early 19th century. Originally a Scots variant of scruff, now distinguished in form in the senses below<br>early 20th century; earliest use found in Transactions Royal Scottish Arboricultural Society. From screef. Definition of screef in US English: screef (also scrief) nounskriːf Scottish 1A layer of surface vegetation on an area of ground. 2A small area of ground from which the surface vegetation has been cleared, or that has otherwise been prepared for planting. verbskriːf Scottish with object To clear (surface vegetation) from an area of ground; to clear (an area of ground) of surface vegetation. Origin Early 19th century. Originally a Scots variant of scruff, now distinguished in form in the senses below<br>early 20th century; earliest use found in Transactions Royal Scottish Arboricultural Society. From screef.
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