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It comes from Middle English (1100 - 1500) 'scope' and from the Dutch 'schope' meaning shovel. Similar to German, 'schopfen' meaning to dip out or create
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∙ 6y agoScoop = 1300-1350; (noun) Middle English scope < Middle Dutch schōpe; (v.) Middle English scopen, derivative of the noun.
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