Noun
scarre (plural scarres)
Obsolete form of scar.
On the basis of this evidence, Scarre and Callow asserted that the "typical witch was the wife or widow of an agricultural labourer or small tenant farmer, and she was well known for a quarrelsome and aggressive nature." Source: Internet
Scarre 1995, p.170 Some early Christians sought out and welcomed martyrdom. Source: Internet
Scarre, Chris, ed. The Seventy Wonders of the Ancient world The Great Monuments and How they were Built. Source: Internet