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scult

[Votanic]

sculp

Duk, what does scult mean?

[Dukasaur]

sculp

Duk, what does scult mean?

The free version of the OED won't tell me:
https://www.oed.com/dictionary/scult_n

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It does, however, list it as a noun.

Earliest known use

mid 1500s

The earliest known use of the noun scult is in the mid 1500s.

OED's only evidence for scult is from 1548, in Hall's Vnion.

Anyway, since you went with "sculp", I can now go with:
Sculpt

[Votanic]

OED's only evidence for scult is from 1548, in Hall's Vnion.

So I guess even one-off typos and misspellings get into the OED, ...if they happened in the 16th Century.

Anyway, now the only way to get out of sculpt, is to put the game into reverse and go back to...

sculp

Suggestions: scull, scalp, maybe even culp?

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scalp

[Votanic]

scarp

[Dukasaur]

carp

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harp

[Votanic]

sharp

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shard

[Votanic]

sard

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said

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paid

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laid

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plaid

[Votanic]

plain

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plain

pain

[Votanic]

paint

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faint

[Votanic]

fain

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fawn

[Votanic]

faun

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faun

fun

[Votanic]

fund

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find