Scout and Taunt

Scout

Scout verb - To make (someone or something) the object of unkind laughter.

Usage example: the actor's attempt to rationalize his racist comments were roundly scouted by the media

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Taunt and scout are semantically related In some cases you can use "Taunt" instead a verb "Scout".

Nearby Words: scouted, scouting

Taunt verb - To attack repeatedly with mean put-downs or insults.

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Scout and taunt are semantically related in provoke topic. Sometimes you can use "Scout" instead a verb "Taunt".

Nearby Words: taunting, taunted, tauntingly

special	special scout	special taunt
alien	alien scout	alien taunt
original	original scout	original taunt
rude	rude scout	rude taunt
Other adjectives: simple, new, final, mere, last, occasional.

Heavy and Scout have items they consume when you click the shoot button, though these items do the exact same thing when you taunt with them.

Source: Practical Taunt
Scout also has a wooden bat called the Sandman that has a taunt kill where Scout points to the sky, winds up, and makes a mighty swing.

Source: Batter Up
A relatively easy way of getting the Scout's taunt kill achievement is therefore to drink BONK!

Source: My Defense Need Not Protect Me Forever

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