Definitions
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- adjective Unable to be
scored ; notscorable .
Etymologies
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un- + scorable
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Examples
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(I wonder if that flag was not waved months ago, when Democrats put forward a health care reform bill that proposed a substantial new entitlement, with only modest, unscorable, or not-neccesarily-deliverable savings attached.)
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Payne referred to this in his statement, but if irony is reality, the stiff breezes and chilly temperatures exposed Jones 'beauty as Johnson's beast -- what had always been a very playable course could now become unscorable.
Waggle Room 2008
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