scats
Departs hastily, or jazz-sings
Scats is the plural of scat, most commonly referring to animal droppings—particularly from wild animals: The ranger identified bear scats on the trail.
Wildlife trackers study scats to determine what animals are present and what they've been eating.
Scat also names a style of jazz singing using nonsense syllables, so scats can describe such vocal improvisations.
Animal excrement deposits
- dungAnimal fecal matter
- fecesSolid digestive waste
- excrementSolid bodily waste
- pelletsSmall compressed spheres
spoor · guano · manure · leavings · wildlife tracking · identification · stool · muck
Fast, complex jazz style
- swingSuspended recreational seat
- vocaliseSing wordlessly
- melismaMulti-note syllable singing
- improvisationSpontaneous, unplanned creation
soloing · phrasing · Ella Fitzgerald · Louis Armstrong · Billie Holiday · Sarah Vaughan · Cab Calloway · doo-wop
droppings
Animal excrement deposits
pellets · spoor · guano · manure · leavings · wildlife tracking · identification · stool · muck · waste
bebop
Fast, complex jazz style
improvisation · soloing · phrasing · Ella Fitzgerald · Louis Armstrong · Billie Holiday · Sarah Vaughan · Cab Calloway · doo-wop · vocal jazz
shoo
Command to leave
vamoose · skedaddle · beat it · get lost · go away · bolt · dash · hightail · decamp · off with you
- scat singingNonsense-syllable jazz vocals
- scat singerPerformer using nonsense syllables
- scatological humorComedy centered on excrement