Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
scudded
verb
ˈskədəd
Definition
To move swiftly and lightly, often used to describe clouds or the movement of small boats on water.
Examples
- The clouds scudded across the sky, hinting at an approaching storm.
- The small sailboat scudded over the waves, making the most of the strong wind.
- As the storm approached, the leaves scudded across the pavement.
Meaning
The term ‘scudded’ typically refers to the rapid movement of something, often with a connotation of lightness or lack of control. It evokes images of objects being pushed or driven by the wind.
Synonyms
- Floated
- Scampered
- Flew
- Glided
- Rushed
