Scarecrow

Definition of Scarecrow

a figure made of straw and old clothes, put in a field to frighten birds away from growing crops

How should Scarecrow divide into syllables

The word has two syllables. The vowels are 'a' and 'e'. The consonants are 's', 'c', 'r', 'w', and 'w'.

Part of Speech - Scarecrow

The farmer put up a scarecrow to protect his cornfield from birds.

Sentences with Scarecrow

• The scarecrow stood guard over the farmer's crops.
• The birds were scared away by the scarecrow.
• The scarecrow was dressed in old clothes.
• The scarecrow was made of straw and sticks.
• The farmer put up the scarecrow to keep the birds from eating his crops.
• The scarecrow was a good deterrent for the birds.
• The scarecrow was a familiar sight in the farmer's field.
• The scarecrow was standing tall and proud.
• The scarecrow was effective in keeping the birds away.
• The scarecrow was a symbol of protection for the crops.

Quotes with Scarecrow

• "I'll be your scarecrow, if you'll be my crow." - John Mayer
• "A scarecrow walks into a bar..." - Unknown
• "I love the scarecrow in 'The Wizard of Oz'. It's my favorite character." - Tim Burton

Number of characters in Scarecrow

9 ( s, c, a, r, e, c, r, o, w )

Unique letters in Scarecrow

7 ( s, c, a, r, e, o, w )

Scarecrow Backwards

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Phonetic Transcription of Scarecrow

IPA (International): ˈskæˌrkrəʊ

ARA (American): ˈskæˌrkro

EPA (English): ˈskæˌrkrəʊ

SKAE-RKROW