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scattermid-12c. (transitive), possibly a northern English variant of Middle English schateren (see shatter), reflecting Norse influence. Intransitive sense from early 15c. Related: Scattered; scattering. As [..]
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scatterto disperse or distribute without a clear pattern.
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scatterSame as scattering; or, sometimes used in referring to the scattered radiation. The relative dispersion of points on a graph, especially with respect to a mean value, or any curve used to represent th [..]
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scatterPurchasing commercial time in broadcast media in many different programmes. Also refers to the purchasing of network TV time, which is not purchased during an "upfront" media buy.
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scatterto throw things around in all directions, like scattering bread crumbs on the ground for birds to eat
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scatterSee scattering.
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scatterInclination of data points to deviate from one another. For instance, variance in scores spanning a progression of examinations on the same participant.
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scattertsevarfn
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scatterdisseminate
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scatterThe separation of entries on the same subject in a catalog or index, a condition that occurs when entries are made under (1) both the singular and plural forms of a heading, (2) variant forms of a nam [..]
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scatterThe scheduling of commercials throughout a broadcast schedule rather than at specific times, such as rotating throughout the day or night or both; also called scatter plan
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scatterThis is a symbol that doesn’t have to be connected with the payline in order to reward you. It can also trigger bonus features at times
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scatterA symbol that pays anywhere on the screen. For example the Pyramid symbols on Queen of the Nile are the scatters.
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scatterCombinations of scatter symbols can be used to win free spins or entry into bonus games.
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scatterlocate in distanced places.
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scatter(v) move away from each other(v) distribute loosely(v) sow by scattering(v) cause to separate(v) strew or distribute over an area(n) a haphazard distribution in all directions(n) the act of scattering [..]
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scatterconturbo, spargo sparsi sparsum, iacio, perdo
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scatter
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scatterPurchasing commercial time in broadcast media in many different programmes. Also refers to the purchasing of network TV time, which is not purchased during an "upfront" media buy.
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scatter, as in “And don’t bother to call your house peeper and send him up to the scatter” Saloon or speakeasy.
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scatterScatter symbols guarantee a payout regardless of the line they appear.
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scatterIn slot games, machines with a scatter feature have specific symbols that pay out regardless of which other symbols are hit.
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scatterA special symbol on a pokie that can win if several appear on the screen at the same time, even if they are not on the same payline. These symbols often also serve as a way to unlock bonus rounds or o [..]
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scatter
(ergative) To (cause to) separate and go in different directions; to disperse.
''the police scattered the crowds''
''the crowd scattered''
* Shakespeare
*: Scatter and disperse the giddy Goths [..]
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scatterIn ordinary English, to scatter is to distribute randomly. Scatter also has the following meanings:
In physics, scattering is the study of collisions, especially of waves and particles (synonymous in [..]
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scatterScatter are an improvisational collective, based in Glasgow. Their music is heavily influenced by jazz and folk (releases have included versions of folk standards).
The membership of the group is flui [..]
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