(colloquial) a variation of the expression from the
word go, meaning "from the start." The
word "
scat" means quickly or very
fast (possibly from the
term ss'
cat, a hiss followed by the
word cat used in driving away
cats). There isn't such an
area in the
field of
education, so therefore I think a proper
textbook which just goes down the
line rat-a-
tat-
tat and doesn't find any fault with anybody and doesn't
shoot anybody down in flames, you know, but just goes
right down the
line and takes up the whole
subject from the
word scat, and carries it on through...-A
Review of
Study (22
Sept. 64)
a variation of the expression from the
word go, meaning from the start or very beginning; from start to finish. Go is used as a
command to start a race and thus
marks the beginning of something.
Scat is an exclamation used to hiss away a
cat, hence to
leave quickly, to move off hastily or rapidly.
(colloquial) a variation of the expression from the
word go, meaning from the start. The
word "
scat" means quickly or very
fast (possibly from the
term ss'
cat, a hiss followed by the
word cat used in driving away
cats). ...but just goes
right down the
line and takes up the whole
subject from the
word scat, and carries it on through...
- A Review of Study (22 Sept. 64) (colloquial) a variation of the expression from the
word go, meaning from the start. The
word "
scat" means quickly or very
fast (possibly from the
term ss'
cat, a hiss followed by the
word cat used in driving away
cats).