"Scraps" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Scraps" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Scraps" Meaning

Remnants or leftovers, often found in a messy or disorganized state. Unused or discarded parts of something.

"Scraps" Examples

Examples of the word "scraps" along with their grammatical functions:


Example 1:

As she flipped through the old recipe book, she came across some favorite scraps of a dessert she used to make.

Example 2:

The engineer spent the whole day collecting valuable scraps from the construction site to dismantle the old building.

Example 3:

The kids eagerly devoured the remnants of their meal, trying to get as many food scraps as possible into their mouths.

Example 4:

It took her hours to sew the scraps of fabric into a beautiful patchwork quilt that became her prized possession.

Example 5:

In the wild, the animals would fight over the scraps of food that humans waste during their picnics.

"Scraps" Similar Words

Scrapings

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Scrappage

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Scrapped

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Scrapper

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Scrappier

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Scrappily

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In a careless or sloppy manner, with little regard for quality or perfection.

Scrapping

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Scrappy

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Scrapyard

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Scrapyards

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Scratch

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Scratchcard

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Scratches

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The word "scratches" can have different meanings depending on the context in which it is used. Here are a few possible interpretations:<br><br>1. Marks or small cuts in the surface of something, often caused by rubbing or dragging: "There are scratches on the furniture from when my dog accidently rubbed against it."<br><br>2. A sudden, violent pull or cry: "The coach heard a loud scratch from the crowd when the team made a shocking comeback."<br><br>3. A rough, scratchy feeling or texture: "The scratchy fabric of the socks made my skin itch."<br><br>4. To clean or scrape something with the fingernails: "Can you scratch the surface of the object so it's smooth?"<br><br>5. To cause minor damage or remove the surface layer of something: "She scratched the bottom of the pan to remove the burnt residue."<br><br>6. In music, a scratch is a technique used to create a percussive sound, often by rapidly moving a finger or a stick along the surface of a string or a turntable.<br><br>In general, the word "scratches" can refer to any situation where there is a sudden or rough motion, or where something is removed or worn away by friction.

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