Scaffold, in chemistry, refers to a structure that is used to hold up or support another material, such as a drug, crystal or protein

Scaffold, in tissue engineering, refers to an artificial structure capable of supporting three-dimensional tissue formation

Scaffolding, in construction, is a temporary structure that supports workers and equipment above the ground or floor

Instructional scaffolding, the provision of sufficient supports to promote learning when concepts and skills are being first introduced to students

Scaffold, in capital punishment, refers to a structure at a gallows that the condemned stand upon, often with a trap door; it can also refer to the elevated structure on which a condemned person is set to be beheaded.

Scaffold, in drug design, refers to functional groups being substituted on a molecular scaffold

Scaffold (GNOME) - GNOME Development Environment

The Scaffold, a United Kingdom musical group

Scaffold (programming) - Scaffolding, in computer science, is a term that comes from the Ruby on Rails framework, which is a facility to construct most of the logic and views needed to do common data access operations, such as CRUD