quit scores
To settle or balance accounts or differences; to make compensation.
Does not the earth quit scores with all the elements in the noble fruits that issue from it?
scores
UK /skɔːz/ US /skɔɹz/
noun 1
Collocations
5ADJ.
better, free, high, higher, invited, low, poor, rich
Students with higher scores were invited to join the advanced program.
VERB + SCORES
get, heard, means, race, receives, test, total, want
The student received scores of 95 percent on both the math and science tests.
SCORES + NOUN
agents, fan, graduation, letters, people, runners
Scores of runners crossed the finish line in the marathon last Sunday.
PREP.
about, in
There were scores of people in the waiting room when I arrived at the clinic.
ADV.
always
The team always scores in the first half when they play at home.
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