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Meanings of scoop in English
Usage of scoop in English
1
Yet at this time of year, everything outside feels like a scoop.
2
Investment banks in particular look eager to scoop up the mortgage sludge.
3
Tilt pan, let oil drain off, then scoop onion onto a plate.
4
Going to Harder's and getting a double-scoop cone seemed an excellent idea.
5
Most days, his byline graced the front page with his latest scoop.
6
The winner will also scoop an invite to dinner at Hilton's home.
7
Anticipating some wonderful scoop, he reached inside it contained a Christmas card.
8
But he was able to bend and scoop them off the floor.
9
Rose ran past James and George, reaching to scoop up the football.
10
I went perfectly into that scoop and I was just dangling there.
11
Jatal set down the lantern to scoop her up in his arms.
12
In other words, a scoop of Saturn would float in your bathtub.
13
Wendy Williams shared the scoop on her self-titled syndicated daytime talk show.
14
But maybe she did scoop some info from the darklings this morning.
15
Then I tried to scoop the creature out of its watery home.
16
He fell upon his knees and began to scoop up the gems.
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Translations for scoop
Spanish
Scoop through the time
Scoop across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
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