1. An arachnid with claws like a lobster and a sting in its tail; a painful scourge, being a whip armed with points like a scorpion's tail; the eighth sign of the zodiac, which the sun enters on the Oct. 23.

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

• scopin,
• scorpios,
• scorpians,
• scorpoin,
• scorpon,
• scorpain,
• scorpian,
• scopions,
• scropion,
• scorpin,
• scopion,
• scopio,
• scorpoion,
• scoprion,
• scorpeana,
• skorpio,
• scorpiion,
• skorpion,
• scorpioida,
• wipscorpion

• Scrivner,
• scripted,
• scribe,
• scarpino,
• scrip,
• scrivens,
• schrupp,
• scrappiness,
• scrapbook,
• scraped,
• scorpio,
• scriber,
• scrivened,
• scrivener,
• scrapie,
• scrapper,
• scarp,
• scrap iron,
• script,
• scraping,
• scripps,
• scrape,
• Scribner,
• scrappy,
• scarfpin,
• scarify,
• scrappily,
• scruple,
• scurvily,
• scorpaenoid,
• schriver,
• scriver,
• scorpaena,
• scraps,
• scorpius,
• scraper,
• scriven,
• scriabin,
• screwup,
• scorpaenid,
• scorpionida,
• scrap,
• scribble,
• scruples.

The adjective form of the word "scorpion" is "scorpionic". However, this term is not commonly used in everyday language, and the noun "scorpion" is typically used to describe or refer to this arachnid.

The plural of the "scorpion" can be the "scorpions".

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