Scarecrow . Male name in Castilian literature whose synonym is scarecrow or anything designed to scare. Coming from fright, it can also be used to define something that frightens something or someone. It comes from the Latin “ acŭlus ” or “ atĭcus ”.
Summary
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- 1 Specifications
- 1 Other meanings
- 2 Grammar
- 3 Synonyms and antonyms
- 2 Sources
Specifications
This word represents a derogatory colloquial, that is, citing an example of use, it serves to ridicule a person who dresses carelessly or bizarrely.
Male name whose synonym is scarecrow
It also refers to an element that is placed in its place to scare or drive away and especially in some field or crop to ward off birds, especially crows. Thing that its image, representation, form, figure or symbol causes by spreading fear.
Other meanings
- Figure or doll that is placed in fields and trees to scare away birds.
- Thing that instills vain fear.
- Quirky and despicable-looking person.
- Fig tree scarecrow . Nickname applied to the fool of great appearance and vanity .
- Foolish person of great appearance and worthless.
Grammar
- The word scarecrow has 4 syllables.
- Spanish syllable splitting espantajo: es-pan-ta-jo
- It has its prosodic accent (without accent) on the syllable: ta
- Scarecrow accentuation type: Grave word (also flat or paroxitone).
- Reverse word: ojatnapse
- Number of letters: 9
- It has a total of 4 vowels: eaao
- And a total of 5 consonants: spntj
Synonyms and antonyms
It also appears as: puppet, mamarracho, facade, romper, scarecrow, eyesore, avechucho, birria, coco, scarecrow, grotesque, condemned, facade, laughingstock, puppet, doll, puppet, puppets.
