scote
/ˈskoʊt/; /ˈskɒt/Definitions
1. noun
A part of a bird’s wing, particularly the outer edge, or a similar structure in other flying animals.
“The ornithologist studied the scotes of different bird species.”
2. verb
To provide or offer something, especially hospitality or shelter, as a scot or payment.
“The wealthy patron scoted the local community by donating to various charities.”