scrape

US /skreɪp/
UK /skreɪp/
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1.

to remove something from a surface by drawing a hard or sharp object across it

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He used a knife to scrape the paint off the old table.
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Please scrape the leftover food into the bin.
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to damage a surface or one's skin by rubbing against something rough or sharp

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I fell and scraped my knee on the pavement.
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The car door scraped against the wall, leaving a long mark.
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to make a harsh, grating sound

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The old chair legs scraped loudly across the wooden floor.
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The branches scraped against the window during the storm.
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grategrindraspscreechcreak
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an act or sound of scraping

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We heard a loud scrape as the furniture was moved.
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He had a nasty scrape on his arm from the fall.
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scratchgrazeabrasiongashgouge
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