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scad - Dictionary definition and meaning for scad

SCAD

  • (noun) any of a number of fishes of the family Carangidae

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Mnemonics for scad

  • (Tag: ) Scad == Sc + Ad. Scads of ads coming on TV nowadays.Scads=scores+ads

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  • (Tag: ) Remember scanty means less/greedy......this is its antonym and it means "great in quantity".

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  • (Tag: ) scad - ad~add...

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  • (Tag: Hindi) serial mai add bahut aate hain

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  • (Tag: ) remember it from SQUAD...whenever there is a crime in USA, SCAD of Squads arrive at the scene

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  • (Tag: ) SCAD or MYRIAD which are somewhat similar in sound also have the same meaning, which is - a large quantity, a multitude of something.

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  • (Tag: ) sc(see or c) + ad(add) >>> when watching a film on tv, their are many nuber of add's cooming..

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  • (Tag: ) sounds squad>>> it means a group or large number of people for an operation

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