Definition of scup in English:

scup

noun skʌpskəp

A common porgy (fish) with faint dark vertical bars, occurring off the coasts of the north-west Atlantic.
黄色窄牙鲷，大西洋鲷
Stenotomus chrysops, family Sparidae
Example sentencesExamples
- PIV analysis of boundary layer flow shows increased shear rates of 3.6 for swimming smooth dogfish and 1.5 to 1.9 for scup compared to a rigid reference.
- This was shortened by the early settlers in New England to scuppaug; and afterwards to scup, a better name than porgy (or paugy, as it used to be spelled at New York), and one still in use as a common name.
- When the first federal fish commissioner tried in 1871 to resolve a conflict in New England over declining scup stocks, the states were ill-equipped to deal with the issue and the commissioner gave up.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Narragansett mishcup, from mishe 'big' + cuppi 'close together' (because of the shape of the scales).

Rhymes

cup, grown-up, pup, straight-up, stuck-up, summing-up, sup, totting-up, two-up, up, washing-up

Definition of scup in US English:

scup

nounskəp

A common porgy (fish) with faint dark vertical bars, occurring off the coasts of the northwest Atlantic.
黄色窄牙鲷，大西洋鲷
Stenotomus chrysops, family Sparidae
Example sentencesExamples
- This was shortened by the early settlers in New England to scuppaug; and afterwards to scup, a better name than porgy (or paugy, as it used to be spelled at New York), and one still in use as a common name.
- PIV analysis of boundary layer flow shows increased shear rates of 3.6 for swimming smooth dogfish and 1.5 to 1.9 for scup compared to a rigid reference.
- When the first federal fish commissioner tried in 1871 to resolve a conflict in New England over declining scup stocks, the states were ill-equipped to deal with the issue and the commissioner gave up.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Narragansett mishcup, from mishe ‘big’ + cuppi ‘close together’ (because of the shape of the scales).

词汇	scup
释义	Definition of scup in English: scup noun skʌpskəp A common porgy (fish) with faint dark vertical bars, occurring off the coasts of the north-west Atlantic. 黄色窄牙鲷，大西洋鲷 Stenotomus chrysops, family Sparidae Example sentencesExamples PIV analysis of boundary layer flow shows increased shear rates of 3.6 for swimming smooth dogfish and 1.5 to 1.9 for scup compared to a rigid reference. This was shortened by the early settlers in New England to scuppaug; and afterwards to scup, a better name than porgy (or paugy, as it used to be spelled at New York), and one still in use as a common name. When the first federal fish commissioner tried in 1871 to resolve a conflict in New England over declining scup stocks, the states were ill-equipped to deal with the issue and the commissioner gave up. Origin Mid 19th century: from Narragansett mishcup, from mishe 'big' + cuppi 'close together' (because of the shape of the scales). Rhymes cup, grown-up, pup, straight-up, stuck-up, summing-up, sup, totting-up, two-up, up, washing-up Definition of scup in US English: scup nounskəp A common porgy (fish) with faint dark vertical bars, occurring off the coasts of the northwest Atlantic. 黄色窄牙鲷，大西洋鲷 Stenotomus chrysops, family Sparidae Example sentencesExamples This was shortened by the early settlers in New England to scuppaug; and afterwards to scup, a better name than porgy (or paugy, as it used to be spelled at New York), and one still in use as a common name. PIV analysis of boundary layer flow shows increased shear rates of 3.6 for swimming smooth dogfish and 1.5 to 1.9 for scup compared to a rigid reference. When the first federal fish commissioner tried in 1871 to resolve a conflict in New England over declining scup stocks, the states were ill-equipped to deal with the issue and the commissioner gave up. Origin Mid 19th century: from Narragansett mishcup, from mishe ‘big’ + cuppi ‘close together’ (because of the shape of the scales).
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