Associations to the word «Scarecrow»
Noun
- Oz
- Md
- Nj
- Dorothy
- Gotham
- Batman
- Emerald
- Wizard
- Toxin
- Press
- Joker
- Straw
- Lion
- Pumpkin
- Trot
- Romney
- Bane
- Wiz
- Maryland
- Blackbird
- Dictionary
- Crow
- Scare
- Renie
- Villain
- Witch
- Ivy
- Stiff
- Crane
- Lex
- Chopper
- Rag
- Asylum
- Scrap
- Tin
- Lucie
- Bug
- Reilly
- Harley
- Dorsey
- Rogue
- Reprise
- Sahara
- Ham
- Monkey
- Penguin
- Talon
- Hallucination
- Garland
- Weimar
- Lan
- Jasper
- Raft
- Majesty
- Personage
- Grasshopper
- Nightmare
- Whisker
- Tip
- Hen
- Tobias
- Turnip
- Fright
- Plymouth
- Bonfire
- Throne
- Brain
- Coward
Adjective
Wiktionary
SCARECROW, noun. An effigy, typically made of straw and dressed in old clothes, fixed to a pole in a field to deter birds from eating seeds or crops planted there.
SCARECROW, noun. (figuratively) (pejorative) A tall, thin, awkward person.
SCARECROW, noun. (figurative) Anything that appears terrifying but offers no danger.
SCARECROW, noun. A person clad in rags and tatters.
SCARECROW, noun. (UK) (dialect) A bird, the black tern.
SCARECROW, verb. (transitive) To splay rigidly outward, like the arms of a scarecrow.
Dictionary definition
SCARECROW, noun. An effigy in the shape of a man to frighten birds away from seeds.
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