scouth
Americannoun
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abundance; plenty.
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opportunity; scope.
Etymology
Origin of scouth
First recorded in 1585–95; origin uncertain
Example Sentences
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Scouth, ease, liberty, freedom to say or do anything.
From Project Gutenberg
The rain comes scouth when the wind's in the south.
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To rain "scouth," is to rain abundantly or heavily.
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