The young lady's little scollop-the one as is called Naughty Tillus-is sent away for the winter."
"From Jest to Earnest"
E. P. Roe
They wuz like towerin' palaces within a palace, and big towers all covered with wonderful exhibits, and cupalos, and peaks, and scollops, and every peak and every scollop ornamented and garnished beyend your wildest fancy.
"Samantha at the World's Fair"
Marietta Holley
What some people call "undies" had been ordered in immense quantities, sometimes heavily trimmed with Madeira work, sometimes with a plain scollop of double linen warranted to wash and wear for ever.
"Home Life in Germany"
Mrs. Alfred Sidgwick