1. a leafless flower stalk that rises directly from the ground
Usage: botanical
2. a view or picture of scenery
Usage: literary

1. to escape from or avoid something
Usage: archaic

Examples

• The daffodil’s bright yellow flower sat atop a tall green scape.
• Tulips produce their blooms on sturdy scapes that emerge in spring.
• The artist painted a beautiful mountain scape at sunset.
• The desert scape stretched endlessly toward the horizon.
• The prisoner managed to scape from his captors under cover of darkness.
• She tried to scape responsibility for the mistake.