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Meanings of scratched in English
Synonyms
Examples for "scraped"
Examples for "scraped"
1
A year ago, they scraped past Shakhter Karagandy in a qualifying tie.
2
Aer Lingus scraped fuel surcharges on its long haul services last week.
3
Beneath the ferns was moss; I scraped it away with the Watcher.
4
There had been little hastily scraped dug-outs in the sides of it.
5
We scraped it and any decision made differently might have cost it.
Usage of scratched in English
1
He didn't want his new battleship scratched up any more than necessary.
2
Then, moving carefully, drunkenly, she scratched the new information on the wall.
3
He seemed uneasy; scratched his jaw; and rearranged a row of chins.
4
The direct question at last scratched the composure of Achaeos, just slightly.
5
Even in my pocket, its glass scratched within a matter of days.
6
He gazed out across the restless sea and scratched his grizzled chin.
7
Solveig scratched nervously on the tablecloth and said, 'No, I called Ephraim.
8
A tense moment is interrupted with the observation: He scratched his tattoo.
9
The part I have scratched out is the best of the letter.
10
The arrow-heads must have gone through the breastplate and scratched the skin.
11
The chief leaned back in his seat and scratched his chin thoughtfully.
12
She scratched her arms absent mindedly, a side effect of the chamalla.
13
Tyler Ennis capped the three-goal second period after being scratched on Saturday.
14
The point to which I could go was scratched in me then.
15
Hood scratched the side of his nose in a manner politely doubtful.
16
Just scratched herself up with a paper clip, on some freaky jag.
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Scratched through the time
Scratched across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
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