1. the skin covering the top and back of the head, usually covered with hair
Usage: plural of scalp
2. pieces of skin and hair cut from enemies’ heads as trophies
Usage: historical; refers to Native American warfare practices

1. cuts the scalp from an enemy’s head
Usage: third person singular present
2. buys and resells tickets at inflated prices
Usage: informal; third person singular present

Examples

• The shampoo is designed to clean both hair and scalps effectively.
• Dry scalps often cause itching and flaking.
• The museum displayed historical artifacts including scalps taken in battle.
• The warrior scalps his fallen enemies according to tribal custom.
• He scalps concert tickets outside the venue for triple the price.
• The law prohibits anyone who scalps tickets from operating near stadiums.
• Healthy scalps produce natural oils that protect the hair.
• The ticket broker scalps premium seats to desperate fans.