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Meanings of scratch off in English
Usage of scratch off in English
1
I'll scratch off a line in answer, and say yes-yes-yes,toeverything.
2
Under no circumstances must the patient be allowed to scratch off the pocks.
3
Mal Quorin screamed and tried to scratch off his own skin.
4
Are you sober enough to scratch off a letter?
5
She had forgotten to scratch off the day.
6
Every country you visit you can scratch off the foil as a graphic checklist of places you've been.
7
We can scratch off today.
8
Only scratch off an order!
9
Grey dirt on of I's hands and feet is dry, hard, as I may scratch off in little bits.
10
I tried to scratch off my bandages, but they were fastened on too firmly, and I could not do it.
11
I am a simple commander of troops, who without my seal would not always be able to scratch off my signature.
12
My younger daughter once tried to scratch off her brown skin with her fingernail so that she could be white like me.
13
Now, you wantin' to make all clear for anything as sizable as a vanilla, fust thing we do is to ' scratch off the trees.'
14
I can scratch off in pencil a sort of outline of what you want said, and then take my time copying it on the machine.
15
That does not mean shaming or scratching off lower-income partners, by the way.
16
The clerk scratched off the names with lightning rapidity, scarce waiting for the answers.
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