Definition

A term used in New England that refers to a variant of the word 'culch', which generally means refuse or waste material.

Example

The old barn was filled with scultch that needed to be cleared out.

Conversation

I found this old box in the attic filled with strange scultch.

Really? What kind of stuff did you find?

There were some old tools and bits of wood, all covered in dust.

That sounds like a treasure trove of forgotten memories!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'scultch' originates from Old English 'sculcian', meaning to scold or reproach. It refers to a form of reprimanding or chastising someone.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old English word for scolding, 'sculcian', to remember that 'scultch' relates to reprimanding or reproaching someone.

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