Lexicographical Neighbors of Scranches
| scramblers scrambles scrambling scramblingly scramblings scrambly scrambs scramjet scramjets scrammed | scramming scrams scran scranch scranched scranches (current term) scranky scrannel scrannels scrannier | scranny scrans |
Literary usage of Scranches
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Report on the Geological Survey of the State of Iowa, to the Thirteenth by Iowa Geological Survey, Charles Abiathar White (1870)
"... the scranches and other traces of glacial action that were once doubtless
abundant upon them, have to a great extent gradually become obliterated. ..."
2. Essays, Selected from Contributions to the Edinburgh Review by Henry Rogers (1850)
"... drinks healths in scalding brimstone, scranches the glasses for his dessert,
and draws his breath through glowing tobacco- pipes, he could not show more ..."
3. Essays: Selected from Contributions to the Edinburgh Review by Henry Rogers (1850)
"... drinks healths in scalding brimstone, scranches the glasses for his dessert,
and draws his breath through glowing tobacco- pipes, he could not show more ..."
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