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skel·lum
\ˈskeləm\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Dutch schelm, from Low German, from Middle Low German, scoundrel, corpse, carrion; akin to Old High German skelmo person deserving death, scalmo pestilence, corpse, and probably to Lithuanian skelti to split — more at shell
chiefly Scotland : scoundrel, scamp, rascal
< that skellum of a boy > |