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scoop English

Meaning scoop meaning

What does scoop mean?
Definitions in simple English

scoop Noun

— A scoop is a deep, round serving spoon. — A scoop of ice cream, potatoes, etc. is an amount taken with a deep, round spoon. — A scoop is a news story that is released before others release it. The Star had a scoop on the scandal.

scoop Verb

— If you scoop something, you move it using a scoop. He scooped the ice cream.

scoop

— noun the quantity a scoop will hold — noun a hollow concave shape made by removing something — noun a large ladle he used a scoop to serve the ice cream — noun the shovel or bucket of a dredge or backhoe — verb take out or up with or as if with a scoop scoop the sugar out of the container — noun (= soap) street names for gamma hydroxybutyrate — noun a news report that is reported first by one news organization he got a scoop on the bribery of city officials — verb (= best) get the better of the goal was to best the competition

Synonyms scoop synonyms

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scoop English » English

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Topics scoop topics

What do people use scoop to talk about?
Physical actions Divide into pieces

Dig
States Big Big area

Big container, volume

Conjugation scoop conjugation

How do you conjugate scoop?

scoop · verb

Examples scoop examples

How do I use scoop in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

And a scoop, Harry.
Let's get that scoop out.
The biggest scoop of the year just dropped in my lap.
The biggest scoop ever.
I want a scoop.
Are you trying to scoop us?
But, Papa, you've got to admit. this is the biggest scoop you've had in six months.
But what a scoop it'd be!
I don't flip them. I scoop them.
I used to toss a scoop of ice cream in the air adjust for wind drift, velocity, altitude, and, wham, in the cone every time.
Well, I just mean that Mitch is not the kind of guy who knows the scoop on a thing like this.
Don't worry, I got the scoop.
What's the scoop on him?
Anderson, what's the scoop?
You have a story in your lap and you let the Tribune scoop us, making a first-class, grade-A monkey out of me.
What a story! What a scoop!
You want a real scoop?
First they bottle up the biggest scoop of the year, then when they get good and ready they.
Paul, you've got your scoop but you won't be able to write it.
Why don't you telephone your scoop to the Associated Press.
You had a scoop on your hands. - And you.
Oh, you're useless. The other papers will get the scoop!
Get into your next outfit, honey. The canoe. What kind of scoop?
You can't blame a guy for getting breathless with that scoop.
The biggest scoop of the year!
What a scoop!
You trying to scoop us?
Tonight, folks, it is my pleasure to bring you the greatest scoop ever to come out of the West.
Is there another phone around here? - Nobody gets a scoop on this. Understand?
Flash! Scoop-Scoop.

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