Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
scaur
Noun
/skɔːr/
Definition
A steep, rocky cliff or precipice, especially one that is near the sea.
Examples
- The hiker stood at the edge of the scaur, captivated by the view of the ocean below.
- Locals warned him to stay away from the scaur, as it was prone to landslides.
Meaning
The term ‘scaur’ refers specifically to a steep, often crumbling edge or cliff that can usually be found beside bodies of water, like shores or riverbanks.
Synonyms
- cliff
- precipice
- crag
