Word of the day: Scapegrace

Posted on by The Disabled Scholar

Scapegrace, this should be interesting. Merriam-Webster defines a scapegrace as an incorrigible rascal. This can’t be that difficult to write about. What comes to mind is that lovable rogue from Star Wars, Han Solo. I’m not convinced this is accurate; I need to do a bit more research. I’ll be back to finish this later…

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If a man empties his purse into his head, no man can take it away from him. An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest. -Ben Franklin I am an amateur at nearly everything I do, but curiosity leads me many places. I'm currently working on my BA degree and I love to write. Philosopher, Academic, Critical Thinker