scally

/ ˈskælɪ /

noun

1. dialect.
   a rascal; rogue

Word History and Origins

Origin of scally¹

C20: from scallywag

Example Sentences

Some targeted by Mitrović for callups weren’t released by their club teams while eight others — defenders Joe Scally and Kristoffer Lund; midfielders Yunus Musah, Gio Reyna, Johnny Cardoso and Malik Tillman; and forward Ricardo Pepi and Folarin Balogun — all played in this summer’s Copa América rather than the Olympics.

From Los Angeles Times

Leigh was left unmarked by Joe Scally and headed the ball between goalkeeper Matt Turner and the post for his first goal in 13 international appearances.

From Seattle Times

Scally started at right back in place of Sergiño Dest, suspended because of his ejection for arguing with the referee against Trinidad and Tobago in November.

From Seattle Times

Making donations directly from your bank account is generally the most cost-effective option, according to Kevin Scally, chief relationship officer at Charity Navigator, a website that evaluates organizations.

From New York Times

Platforms like Venmo are increasingly an option, but Mr. Scally cautions that donors should never send funds to personal accounts — they should ensure that their transactions are directed to a verified charity account to receive a tax receipt.

From New York Times