How to Pronounce "scroop"

word

skruːp

SKROOP

skɹˈuːp

SKROOP

Definition

A soft, crisp, rustling or scraping sound made especially by silk or similar fabrics when they move or are rubbed together.

American English

skruːp

British English

skɹˈuːp

SKROOP

You can hear the scroop of the fabric when you rub it.

Good silk has a unique scroop sound.

The designer ran her fingers over the fabric, pleased by its satisfying scroop.

The new silk dress made a soft scroop as she walked.