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scrape
noun- a risky situation UK, 1709
- Henry and this girl Beezus got into all kinds of scrapes with their neighbor, who didn’t like kids. — Jane Leslie Conly, Crazy Lady!, p. 117, 1993
- a shave UK, 1859
Semi-conventional usage. - It’s not that often that you get the time to give your grid [face] a proper fucking scrape. — Kevin Sampson, Outlaws, p. 85, 2001
- a gynaecological dilation and curettage (D&C) of the uterus UK
- You would need to have a D and C “scrape” for the doctor to see the telltale signs. — Suzie Hayman, Hysterectomy, p. 25, 1994
- an abortion UK, 1968
- Touch told Mickey she drove to T.J. for a scrape. — James Ellroy, White Jazz, p. 295, 1992
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