Scarp

What do we mean by scarp?

An escarpment. noun

To cut or make into an escarpment. transitive verb

Milit., to cut down (a slope), so as to render it impassable.

In fortification, the interior talus or slope of the ditch, next the place at the foot of the rampart; hence, any sharp, steep slope. See cut under parapet. noun

Same as escarpment, 2. noun

A shoulder-belt or scarf: the word is found only in the Middle English form sharpe, and in the heraldic use (def. 2): otherwise in the later form scarf. See scarf. noun

In heraldry, a diminutive of the bend sinister, having one half its breadth. noun

A band in the same position as the bend sinister, but only half as broad as the latter. noun

To cut down perpendicularly, or nearly so. transitive verb

The slope of the ditch nearest the parapet; the escarp. noun

A steep descent or declivity. noun

The steep artificial slope below a fort's parapet noun

A cliff at the edge of a plateau or ridge caused by erosion; the steeper side of an escarpment noun

To cut, scrape, erode, or otherwise make into a scarp or escarpment verb

A long steep slope or cliff at the edge of a plateau or ridge; usually formed by erosion noun

A steep artificial slope in front of a fortification noun

The steep artificial slope below a fort's parapet

A cliff at the edge of a plateau or ridge caused by erosion or faulting; the steeper side of an escarpment

A quicker way of saying "it's a carp", allowing it to be said more and much quicker, usually used at the river. Urban Dictionary

The process of rolling one's scrotum between one's forefingers to relieve and get rid of an annoying itch. Urban Dictionary

A die fly fight was where no one gets hurt between friends. A fight where a friendship stays intact. Similar to “scrap” which is fighting but in a friendly manner. Urban Dictionary

A nonsensical comment that abruptly ends a conversation like a car going over a cliff or a record scratch. Urban Dictionary

The act of a juvenile bigfeets beginning puberty carefully removing the bark from a sapling to attract a mate. After puberty the adult bigfeets will return to the area to check for females. Urban Dictionary

One hot ass motherfuckin pimp baby he scored with all the hot chicks in school: hey scarpe what do we do in science? Urban Dictionary

Giving an HJ in the dollar show. Urban Dictionary

1. to bump into or to elbow 2. to screw in the mouth Urban Dictionary

Scarp baby is the main antagonist of the Scarps in FNAF - 6 pizza simulator She is the dismantled version of Circus baby. Urban Dictionary

A very sexy man with no hoes because he doesn't eat jello with a spork. Often found fucking computers. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to scarp:
scarp, sharp, scary, scar, carp, scarf, scare, scart, scamp, scalp, scaup, starp, escarp, scars, scard, scarn, scarm, scap, scorp, scara, slarp, scarr, -carp, sarp, scharp, scirp, ecarp, scaap, scapp, scerp, skarp.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word scarp:
laterite, jarrah, insolation, gooseberry, escarpment, zig, scalloped, slope, gentler, cotswold, ejecta, reigate, weald, fossa, zag, bunbury, dip, dissected, downs, asymmetry, chalk, darling, rampart, topographic, fault, acidic, sedimentary, eroded, ditch, tectonic, alluvial, plateau, swan, slopes, perth, biosphere, cliff, dorset, gently, avon, vale, steep, crater, hillside, foothills, erosion, bedrock, limestone, geologic, forrest, upland, grassland, cliffs, glacial, catchment, jurassic, sandstone, terrace, strata, toe, rises, retreat, faults, cody, landslide, helena, overlooking, hills, displacement, rim, shoreline, nautical, woodland, plain, shire, basin, plains, ridges, antarctic, faces, lava, drain, granite, elevation, coastal, landscape, face, ridge, volcano, rocks, hill, locality, glacier, geological, geology, impacts, edge, debris, deposits, flowing.

Words that rhyme with scarp:
sharp, harp, carp, tarp, arp, garp, flarp, carpe, tharp, sharpe, karp, harpe, look sharp, mouth harp, domestic carp, wind harp, scharp, mirror carp, leather carp, tharpe.

Adjectives that are often used to describe scarp:
steep, line, main, eastern, high, western, great, northern, low, southern, prominent, fault, abrupt, vertical, rocky, lower, outer, inner, bold, cotswold, east, erosional, counter, original, precipitous, perpendicular, eroded, natural, rear, north, foot, west, distinct, upper, continuous, south, coastal, sheer, cut, impressive, frontal, fresh, recent, dissected, pronounced, straight, obsequent, defined, sharp, initial, minor, like, active, front, conspicuous, linear, marked, continental, bare, huge, wooded, back, topographic, rugged, submarine, composite, opposite, atlantic, slight, irregular, monoclinal, rolled, northwestern, chambal, steeper, dune, gray.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective scarp:
retreat, face, slope, edge, wall, recession, morphology, formation, degradation, crest, lands, faces, height, woodlands, line, foot, production, ages, angle, steep, forest, erosion, development, age, revetment, thousands, slopes, ridge.

Consonant match to scarp:
scorp.

Words that sound like scarp:
scarp, scarpe, scorp, scar, scarper, scop, scarr, sarp, scarps, skop, scarpa, scarped, skaar, escarp, echarpe, score, scour, scor, scaup, sorp, scaur, scary, scare, scope, scarf, skip, scoop, scape, skype, scarey, skier, scarry, scart, starp, scap, skep, scoup, scarfe, skare, skerry, scup, scarth, sarb, skyer, skap, skyr, scarch, schiro, scrb, skup, skara, scep, scob, slarp, scorch, skort, sorb, scorce, scort, skora, scourse, scars, scholar, scarred, scarce, scalp, carp, scab, scard, sar, sari, carpe, scarab, karp, saar, sarro, sarh, scarpered, saro, scara, saari, scarn, scas, scarm, cirp, scapa, scarping, cerp, scelp, scarfo, sakari, sarr, scarpers, scler, psyop, sarre, ascari, saap, sakar, c sharp.