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| scare·crow [ skér kr ] (plural scare·crows) |
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1. object for scaring birds away: an object in the shape of a person dressed in old clothes, set up in a field to scare birds away from the crops
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2. something frightening but not dangerous: somebody or something that may have a frightening effect but is not dangerous
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3. poorly dressed person: a wearer of ragged clothes
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