v. and n. 1.to rub with something sharp or rough; 2.to remove from a surface by rubbing with something sharp or rough.
If you fall you might scrape your knee.
If you fall you might scrape your knee.
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What will make the boy's knuckles scrape the ground by the time he is twenty-five?
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Why did Sugar want to scrape the Weird Blue Chicken with a cotton swab?
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What do Rovers use to drill into rocks and scrape soil for samples?
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She placed a bandage over the oozy scrape.
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What does grandfather use to help quickly heal Etan's scrape from the branch?
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How did Miata scrape her knew?
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What did the Greek men use to scrape the olive oil from their bodies?
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How does the boy listen to his hair scrape against the pillowcase?
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cut; scour; scratch
healthy skin
1 syllables
scrape
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