The word to scrape is a verb which means to scratch (at something or someone) repeatedly. It also means to make (something) by scraping (the surface of something). It also means to scratch. In other words, the verb to scrape means to cut the surface of something or to wear away the surface of something.
A scrape is also defined as a harsh noise which is made by the act of scraping. It also means to bend one's knees and bow before someone who is a higher position or a position of authority in a servile manner. It is also defined as an abraded area where the skin is torn or worn off.
It also means a deep bow, which is made by drawing the foot backwards. It is a sign of excessive humility. It also means to gather money or other resources over a long period of time. A scrape is a scratch, bruise, cut or injury to the skin or on the surface of the skin or an indication of having been skinned or suffered damage.
A scrape is also defined as a harsh noise which is made by the act of scraping. It also means to bend one's knees and bow before someone who is a higher position or a position of authority in a servile manner. It is also defined as an abraded area where the skin is torn or worn off.
It also means a deep bow, which is made by drawing the foot backwards. It is a sign of excessive humility. It also means to gather money or other resources over a long period of time. A scrape is a scratch, bruise, cut or injury to the skin or on the surface of the skin or an indication of having been skinned or suffered damage.
