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Scat or SCAT may refer to:
Education
- School and College Ability Test also known as SCAT
- Shrewsbury College of Arts & Technology was previously referred to as SCAT.
- Somerset College of Arts and Technology is referred to as SCAT.
Games
- Scat (card game), a card game also known as Thirty-One
- S.C.A.T.: Special Cybernetic Attack Team, a video game for the Nintendo Entertainment System by Natsume
Music
- Scat singing, a kind of vocal improvisation common in jazz
- Scat Records, a record label
- Scatman John, a singer
- Scatman Crothers, U.S. musician and actor
Transportation
- SCAT Airlines, an airline based in Kazakhstan
- SCAT (automobile) an Italian automobile manufacturer
- Sarasota County Area Transit, a public transportation system in Florida
- Seoul Station City Airport Terminal, a city airport terminal at Seoul Station, Seoul for Incheon International Airport
- South Coast Area Transit, a public transportation system in California
- South Pacific Combat Air Transport Command, a joint command of U.S. forces in World War II
- Space Coast Area Transit, a public transportation system in Florida
- Suffolk County Accessible Transportation, a paratransit service serving Suffolk County, New York
- Sydney Coordinated Adaptive Traffic System, a traffic network operating system in Australia
Other
- Feces, a waste product produced in the digestive tract
- Scatology, study of animal and human feces
- Coprophilia, a paraphilia oriented to feces
- Scatophagidae, a family of fish
- Scanning Acoustic Tomography, a research process using focused sound
- Somerville Community Access Television, a local television station in Somerville, Massachusetts
- Special Crimes Action Team, a fictional police task force in BJ and the Bear
- Scat (novel), a novel for young adults written by Carl Hiaasen
- Social Change Assistance Trust, a South African non-profit organisation.
See also
- Skat (disambiguation)
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