Thesaurus / scarfed
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synonyms for scarfed
- binge
- blimp out
- devour
- dive in
- eat like a horse
- eat to excess
- feed
- gluttonize
- gobble
- gorge
- gormandize
- gulp
- guzzle
- Hoover
- overeat
- overindulge
- pork out
- scarf
- scarf out
- shovel it in
- stuff oneself
- wolf
- wolf down
- consume
- cram
- devour
- englut
- gobble
- gorge
- gulp
- guzzle
- ingurgitate
- inhale
- slop
- slosh
- stuff
- wolf
- swallow whole
- absorb
- devour
- eat up
- feed
- guzzle
- ingest
- inhale
- swallow
- bolt
- down
- gobble
- gorge
- gulp
- Hoover
- ingurgitate
- mow
- nibble
- partake
- punish
- scarf
- snack
- swill
- take
- wolf
- chow down
- meal
- polish off
- put away
- put down
- stuff one's face
- toss down
- attack
- bite
- chew
- devour
- dine
- feed
- ingest
- inhale
- nibble
- pick
- swallow
- absorb
- banquet
- bolt
- breakfast
- cram
- digest
- dispatch
- gorge
- gormandize
- graze
- lunch
- masticate
- munch
- nosh
- ruminate
- scarf
- scoff
- snack
- sup
- wolf
- break bread
- chow down
- dispose of
- fall to
- feast upon
- gobble up
- have a bite
- have a meal
- have for
- make pig of oneself
- partake of
- peck at
- pig out
- polish off
- pork out
- put away
- take food
- take in
- take nourishment
- devour
- eat
- graze
- ingest
- live on
- nibble
- prey on
- exist on
- fare
- feast
- have a bite
- meal
- munch
- nurture
- partake
- pasture
- peck
- pig out
- scarf
- snack
- sponge
- subsist
- take
- take nourishment
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
How to use scarfed in a sentence
A keel or bottom board is laid in two or three pieces, carefully scarfed together.
THE EVOLUTION OF CULTUREAUGUSTUS HENRY LANE-FOX PITT-RIVERSFig. 216 is a scarfed joint with undercut vee'd ends which prevent the joint from lipping up or down or sideways.
WOODWORK JOINTSWILLIAM FAIRHAMFig. 217 is a "fished joint," and the following difference between a scarfed and fished joint should be noted.
WOODWORK JOINTSWILLIAM FAIRHAMThe end of a piece of work, when scarfed, is tapered off on one side so that the extremity comes to a rather sharp edge.
OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING AND CUTTINGHAROLD P. MANLYThe last was all leaf brown—dust and rain and wear and tear, scarfed and stained huge boots, and shabby forage cap.
THE LONG ROLLMARY JOHNSTONAnd where a sandall'd foot had brush'd,And where a scarfed hem, The flowers awoke from sleep and rush'dLike children after them.
THE VIGIL OF VENUS AND OTHER POEMS BY "Q"QShe was silken, she was scarfed, she was soft and steady; as in the past, sweetness and strength breathed from her.
AMABEL CHANNICEANNE DOUGLAS SEDGWICKHe gazed critically over the valley, the mountains, into the sky scarfed by night.
MOUNTAIN BLOODJOSEPH HERGESHEIMERIt will be noted that the ends of the studs are scarfed so as to interlock in succeeding panels.
CONCRETE CONSTRUCTIONHALBERT P. GILLETTEThe foremost keel piece is scarfed into the stem, which is the fore-end of the vessel's bow.
ALL AFLOATWILLIAM WOOD