1. A burn or injury by hot liquor or vapour.

2. An ancient Scandinavian poet, whose occupation was to compose poems in honour of heroes and their deeds, and to recite or sing them on public occasions.

3. Scurf on the head.

4. To burn with a boiling liquid; to expose to a violent heat over a fire or in a liquid.

5. Scurvy; paltry; poor.

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

• calad,
• secand,
• scand,
• scult,
• sald,
• sched,
• scala,
• scarly,
• saldy,
• socal,
• cald,
• cuald,
• oculd,
• scalet,
• sacard,
• sccale,
• salde,
• scrad,
• scard,
• scada

• scheldt,
• scaled,
• scolder,
• scold,
• schuldt,
• Schield,
• schildt,
• scalding,
• scolding,
• schild,
• schlitz,
• Schuld.

The adverb form of "scald" is "scaldingly".

The adjective form of the word "scald" is "scalded".

The plural of the "scald" can be the "scalds".

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