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scalp

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /skælp/

scalp means: The skin on the top of your head where hair grows.

noun

HEAD SKINB2

The skin on the top of your head where hair grows.

  • My scalp feels itchy.
  • Massage the shampoo gently into your scalp.
  • The sun burned his bald scalp.

Common phrases: itchy scalp, dry scalp, scalp massage

verb

RESELL AT PROFITC1

To buy tickets and sell them again at a much higher price.

  • He scalps tickets outside the stadium.
  • They were caught scalping concert tickets for twice the original price.
  • Someone had scalped my ticket before I arrived.

Similar words: resell

Common phrases: scalp tickets, scalp concert tickets

REMOVE HEAD SKINC2

To remove the skin and hair from the top of someone’s head.

  • The attacker tried to scalp his victim.
  • Her hair caught in the machine, and she was almost scalped.
  • The historical account describes warriors scalping their enemies.

Common phrases: scalp someone, scalp a victim

SCREEN OREC2

To pass material containing metal through a screen to separate pieces before further treatment.

  • The plant scalps ore before crushing it.
  • Workers scalped the material through a coarse screen.
  • This machine can scalp large amounts of ore each hour.

Similar words: screen, sieve

Common phrases: scalp ore, scalp raw material

Questions about scalp

What does scalp mean?

The skin on the top of your head where hair grows.

What is scalp in other languages?

Türkçe: saç derisi · Español: cuero cabelludo · Français: cuir chevelu · Deutsch: Kopfhaut · Italiano: cuoio capelluto · 日本語: 頭皮

How do you pronounce scalp?

It is pronounced /skælp/.

How do you use scalp in a sentence?

My scalp feels itchy. Massage the shampoo gently into your scalp.

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