scallop.html - n. & v.
(also scollop)
1 any of various bivalve molluscs of the family Pectinidae, esp. of the genus Chlamys or Pecten, much prized as food.
2 (in full scallop shell) a a single valve from the shell of a scallop, with grooves and ridges radiating from the middle of the hinge and edged with small rounded lobes, often used for cooking or serving food. b hist. a representation of this shell worn as a pilgrim's badge.
3 (in pl.) an ornamental edging cut in material in imitation of a scallop-edge.
4 a small pan or dish shaped like a scallop shell and used for baking or serving food. --v.

tr. (scalloped, scalloping)
1 cook in a scallop.
2 ornament (an edge or material) with scallops or scalloping.

scalloper n. scalloping n. (in sense 3 of n.). [ME f. OF escalope prob. f. Gmc]

scallop.html - var. of SCALLYWAG.

scallop.html - n.
a shallot or spring onion; any long-necked onion with a small bulb. [ME f. AF scal(o)un = OF escalo(i)gne ult. f. L Ascalonia (caepa) (onion) of Ascalon in anc. Palestine]

scallop.html - n. & v.
(also scollop)
1 any of various bivalve molluscs of the family Pectinidae, esp. of the genus Chlamys or Pecten, much prized as food.
2 (in full scallop shell) a a single valve from the shell of a scallop, with grooves and ridges radiating from the middle of the hinge and edged with small rounded lobes, often used for cooking or serving food. b hist. a representation of this shell worn as a pilgrim's badge.
3 (in pl.) an ornamental edging cut in material in imitation of a scallop-edge.
4 a small pan or dish shaped like a scallop shell and used for baking or serving food. --v.

tr. (scalloped, scalloping)
1 cook in a scallop.
2 ornament (an edge or material) with scallops or scalloping.

scalloper n. scalloping n. (in sense 3 of n.). [ME f. OF escalope prob. f. Gmc]

scallop.html - n.
(also scalawag, scallawag) a scamp; a rascal. [19th-c. US sl.: orig. unkn.]

scallop.html - See: TO SCALE.