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scad
1[ skad ]
noun
- any carangid fish of the genus Decapterus, inhabiting tropical and subtropical shore waters.
- any of several related carangid fishes, as of the genera Trachurus or Selar.
scad
2[ skad ]
noun
- Informal. a great number or quantity:
scads of money.
- Archaic. a piece of money; dollar.
scad
/ skæd /
noun
- any of various carangid fishes of the genus Trachurus, esp the horse mackerel
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This week, we have an update on the cause of the Alpha rocket launch failure and scads of news about medium-lift rockets.
Scads of attention, an unusual challenge and, if elected, a chance to implement whatever policies you believe to be important.
For good measure, some cops in the unit stole scads of overtime from the city, at times even collecting it while they were on vacation.
Because of course, Google was making scads of money, but they were running two marketplaces in parallel.
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I see a man who looks as though the world had used him bad; it sets my jaded heart aglow to give him half a scad.
This accordingly doing, we came to the eastern side of Loudon-hill, the trysted place, shortly after the first scad of the dawn.
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