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Scratch Definition & Meaning

1. To make a mark or cut on a surface with something sharp or rough.

Example: She scratched her arm with a thorn while gardening.

2. To cancel or withdraw something, such as a plan or project.

Example: The company decided to scratch their plans for a new product launch.

3. To start something from the beginning, without any previous preparation or resources.

Example: He had to scratch his head and come up with a new idea for the presentation.

4. To rub or scrape a part of the body that itches or is irritated.

Example: The dog scratched his ear with his paw.

5. To play music or create sounds by manipulating vinyl records or digital files on a turntable.

Example: The dj scratched the record to create a unique sound effect.

Examples of the word scratch used in sentences.

  • Can you scratch my back, please?
  • The CD is scratched and won't play properly anymore.
  • When I cook, I use a fork to scratch recipes on a piece of paper.
  • I always scratch my head when I don't understand something.
  • I scratched my arm while playing with my cat.
  • My cat loves it when I scratch behind her ears.
  • The new car was delivered with a scratch on the front bumper.
  • I always scratch my lottery tickets hoping to win big.
  • I accidentally scratched my phone screen while trying to take off the case.
  • Can you scratch my back please? It's been so itchy.
  • The cat scratched the sofa while trying to climb up to the window.
  • I accidentally scratched my phone screen when I dropped it on the pavement.
  • Don't scratch the surface of the table with your fork, it will leave marks.
  • I had to scratch my plans of going to the party because I got sick.
  • Could you scratch my back? It's really itchy.
  • The chef added a scratch of salt to the soup for added flavor.
  • The new kitten scratched my arm when I tried to pick her up.
  • He scratched his head in confusion when the presenter gave conflicting instructions.
  • Can you scratch my back? It's really itchy in that spot.
  • I have a scratch on my phone screen from dropping it on the pavement.
  • His neighbor's cat had a nasty scratch on its ear, but it didn't seem to bother the feline as it continued to purr contentedly.
  • The doctor advised the athlete not to train for a few days, as he needed to let the scratch on his knee heal before resuming physical activity.
  • Despite the fact that they were careful with their new furniture, a scratch appeared on the armrest.
  • After failing to scratch the winning numbers on the card, Sarah wasn't too upset as she knew it was just a game.
  • The artist used a sharp tool to scratch intricate designs onto the surface of the metal, creating a beautiful and unique piece of art.
  • The cat was scratching at the door, wanting to come inside.
  • The athlete's injury was just a scratch, so she was able to continue playing without issue.
  • He scratched his head in confusion, not quite understanding the instructions.
  • As an artist, she scratched lines onto the canvas to create texture and dimension.
  • The scratch on his car was so deep that he had to take it to the body shop for repairs.
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