scored

• abraded
• abused
• achieved
• acquired
• admonished
• approached
• assailed
• attacked
• attained
• bad-mouthed
• bagged
• basted
• bawled out
• beat
• belittled
• berated
• bested
• beveled
• bevelled
• blamed
• blasted
• called down
• captured
• carried
• castigated
• censured
• chalked up
• chamfered
• chastised
• chewed out
• chid
• chided
• condemned
• criticized
• crucified
• defeated
• denounced
• disparaged
• dissed
• dressed down
• drew
• equaled
• equalled
• excelled
• excoriated
• faulted
• filed
• flayed
• fluted
• gained
• garnered
• got
• grazed
• grooved
• hammered
• harangued
• hit
• jawed
• keelhauled
• knocked
• laid into
• lambasted
• landed
• lashed
• lectured
• logged
• made
• matched
• met
• milled
• mocked
• obtained
• outdid
• panned
• procured
• put down
• racked up
• ragged
• rang up
• rasped
• rated
• realized
• rebuked
• reprehended
• reprimanded
• reproached
• reproved
• reviled
• ridiculed
• rivaled
• rivalled
• scarified
• scoffed
• scolded
• scorned
• scourged
• scratched
• scribed
• seamed
• secured
• slammed
• surpassed
• tallied
• tied
• tongue-lashed
• took to task
• topped
• touched
• triumphed
• upbraided
• vituperated
• won

• approved
• endorsed
• extolled
• indorsed
• lauded
• lost
• missed
• praised
• sanctioned

• verb
  1. To cut a notch or a groove in a surface.
  2. To record the tally of points for a game, a match, or an examination.
  3. To obtain something desired.
  4. To provide (a film, etc.) with a musical score.

• He scored the winning touchdown in the final seconds.
• She scored high marks on all her exams.
• They scored a great deal on the new car.
• The team scored three goals in the first half.
• I scored front-row tickets to the concert.

earned

eaten alive

gained

keelhauled

made

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