1. To form into a scarp or sudden slope.

2. A steep slope; the side or slope of the ditch next the rampart. See Scarp.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• wscarp,
• sscarp,
• dscarp,
• rscarp,
• 4scarp,
• 3scarp,
• eacarp,
• ezcarp,
• excarp,
• edcarp,
• eecarp,
• ewcarp,
• escar-,
• esacarp,
• exscarp,
• esacrp,
• escarpe,
• Escarph,
• Esacarpe,
• Eskarpe

The adjective form of the word "escarp" is "escarpment".

The plural of the "escarp" can be the "escarps".

The singular of the "escarp" can be the "escarp".