rasp

US /ræsp/
UK /ræsp/
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1.

a coarse file or grater, typically with a roughened surface for use on wood or other soft material

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He used a rasp to smooth the rough edges of the wooden sculpture.
The carpenter reached for his rasp to shape the timber.
1.

scrape (something) with a rasp or similar implement

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He had to rasp down the uneven surface before painting.
The sculptor carefully rasped away the excess material.
2.

(of a voice or sound) make a harsh, grating noise

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His voice began to rasp after hours of shouting.
The old engine began to rasp and sputter.