dscan
verbUK /ˈdiːskæn/
US /ˈdiːskæn/
To look over something quickly to find what you need.
Please dscan the list for your name before we start.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To read a barcode or code with a device.
The cashier will dscan the tag on your shirt.
3. To copy a picture or paper into a computer.
I need to dscan these old photos so we can share them.
4. To look over a whole area carefully.
The guard will dscan the room before locking up.