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scratch

[skrach] / skrætʃ /
NOUN
small cut or mark
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With his wife, Ness, he built an inclusive farm from scratch in Bedfordshire several years ago.

From BBC

He said it was good that he and Isla were starting from scratch.

From The Wall Street Journal

Traces of water or humidity freeze into ice crystals that can scratch pumps and create blockages.

From The Wall Street Journal

Despite a couple of scratches, Bindi was in good health and had been "well looked after" and "instantly" recognised her family.

From BBC

But signing deals with miners allows AI giants to expand faster and cheaper than starting new facilities from scratch.

From The Wall Street Journal