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scratch

[skrach] / skrætʃ /
NOUN
small cut or mark
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Shopping here in the air-conditioned comfort of the store, with trial rooms, attendants and scratch cards offering discounts on her next purchase, is a refreshingly new experience for Alka.

From BBC

Nerves help send that message to the brain, which tells your hand to scratch.

From The Wall Street Journal

Everything has been built from scratch, and as they share the hills with Exmoor ponies, their busy fast-paced lives in London seem like a distant memory.

From BBC

Doctors believe her sepsis might have been caused by something as innocent as a lick from her dog on a small cut or scratch.

From BBC

You do not have to generate vegetable inspiration from scratch.

From Salon