scat

Fitzgerald: american jazz singer known for her scat singing and her interpretation of ballads.

After the lecture, Rinker led us on a scat search along a boardwalk that snakes through a cypress swamp section of the refuge.

Up on the Chilkoot trail, Mike, a ranger for Parks Canada, pointed out a large brown heap of dung: "Grizzly scat. "

Scat. I heard you've started drawing for one of those magazines again recently.

American jazz trumpeter and vocalist who was noted for his muted trumpet style and his mumbled scat singing.

These and other fashions can be had at the clothing chain known as Scat.

Kidnappers are rarely interested in animals, but they recently took considerable interest in Mrs. Eleanor Ramsay'scat.

We validated the SCAT procedure by using it to determine the origin of dung samples taken from known locations.

He was humming again, doing little scat riffs around the melody.

SCAT-I avionics uses the received signal to improve position accuracy and signal integrity along a defined flight path.

They train dogs to find moose scat. And so by going into the forest and running transects in different parts of the Adirondacks.

Barja, an Autonomous University of Madrid zoologist, inspected wolf scat in a mountainous region of Spain's northwest Iberian Peninsula.

But first, "they need to look for hair snags or scat" for genetic verification.

I am blessed to be able to sing, play piano, improvise, and scat at the same time.

Instead, keep an eye out for signs of their presence such as tracks and scat.

Scat. When you forget the words, do what Ella did: make up something else . . . but not words.

The hen said, "Scat, " but the duck just sat.

I don't want you here, so scat !

I have to scat now, I will be late.

lt was time to clean the scat from the pens