scraps
/skræps/
noun
- Small pieces of leftover food, especially after a meal.
- The birds pecked at the scraps on the picnic table.
- She saved vegetable scraps to make broth.
- We fed the dog the scraps from dinner.
- Small pieces or bits of something, especially paper, fabric, or other material.
- I found scraps of old letters in the attic.
- The artist used scraps of colored glass for the mosaic.
- He wrote the phone number on a scrap of paper.
- A fight or quarrel, especially a minor one.
- The kids got into a scrap over the last cookie.
- There was a brief scrap between two players on the field.
- They had a scrap about whose turn it was to do the dishes.
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verb
- To discard or abandon something that is no longer useful or wanted.
- The company decided to scrap the old project and start fresh.
- He scrapped the broken car for parts.
- We had to scrap our vacation plans because of the storm.
- To fight or argue, especially in a minor or playful way.
- They often scrap about silly things, but they're still friends.
- The two puppies scrapped over a toy.
- The politicians scrapped during the debate.
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