scat in English

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adj. of or having to do with scat.
Ex. a scat session, a scat singer.

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interj. an exclamation used to drive away an animal.

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noun nonsense chatter and sounds, usually sung or spoken rapidly to jazz music.
Ex. ... a mirthful and really quite pretty collection of fugues and preludes sung in scat (""dooby do, papa-dah"") (Time).

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scat (1), interjection, verb, scatted,scatting.
(Informal.)

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scat (2), noun.
a tax; tribute. Also, scatt.

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scat (3), noun, verb, scatted,scatting,adjective.
(Jazz, Slang.)

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SCAT(no periods),
supersonic commercial air transport.

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v.i. to go away, especially in a hurry.

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v.i., v.t. to sing or speak scat.
Ex. Miss Fitzgerald, in the space of four records, sings, scats, hums, and noodles her way through thirty-seven ... tunes (New Yorker).

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