scoper

English

Etymology 1

From scope +‎ -er.

Noun

scoper (plural scopers)

1. One who or that which scopes.
   • 2008, Duncan Brown, Influencer Marketing, page 42:

     That's the role of scopers, to map out the limitations, parameters and dimensions of the problem and its likely solutions. Scopers tell us what now.

Etymology 2

An allusion to the derogatory slur spastic, following the renaming of the National Spastics Society, a UK disability charity, to Scope in 1994.

Noun

scoper (plural scopers)

1. (UK, slang, derogatory, offensive, dated) Synonym of spastic (“stupid, clumsy person”).

Anagrams

• Pecors, corpes, Crespo, Scrope, corpse, copers, Pescor, Cosper

Latin

Verb

scōper

1. first-person singular present passive subjunctive of scōpō