Definition of Scedule

1. to plan [v SCEDULED, SCEDULING, SCEDULES] - See also: plan

Lexicographical Neighbors of Scedule

scavenging
scaw
scaws
scawtite
scawtites
scazon
scazons
scazontes
sce.
sceat
sceats
sceatt
sceattas
scedastic
scedasticity
scedule (current term)
sceduled
scedules
sceduling
scelalgia
scelerat
scelerate
scelerats
scelestic
scelet
sceletal
sceleton
sceletons
scelets
scelidate

Literary usage of Scedule

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Life and Letters of Thomas Cromwell by Roger Bigelow Merriman (1902)
"... in the scedule his pleasure is you shall make also a charge therof and annex it in ... in the scedule annexed to the commission In whiche pointe you be ..."

2. Letters to Severall Persons of Honour by John Donne (1910)
"It is not lawfull to adde a scedule to either of his wills: as they do ill, who adde to his written will, the Scriptures, a scedule of ..."

3. The Lancashire Lieutenancy Under the Tudors and Stuarts: The Civil and by John Harland (1859)
"... in the saide scedule; letting them vnderstand that in case her ... as in that scedule is expressed, yow shall offer vnto them that in payment of ..."

4. State Papers by Great Britain Record Commission (1834)
"... in a scedule in your saide letters enclosed, the copy wherof We do ... and with suche condicions, as is specifyed in a scedule sent unto you ..."

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