scad
/skæd/ or /skæd/; /ˈskæd/ or /ˈskæɑd/Definitions
1. verb
to cheat or swindle (someone) out of money
“The scammer tried to scad his clients out of their hard-earned cash.”
2. noun
a type of small, mild-tasting fish, often used as bait
“The fisherman was using scad as bait to catch a larger fish.”
3. verb
to discard or throw away (something), especially in a careless or wasteful manner
“She didn’t want to scad the leftover food, so she decided to donate it to a local soup kitchen.”