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scraze

scraze verb: to graze (a body part).

Verb

scraze (third-person singular simple present scrazes, present participle scrazing, simple past and past participle scrazed)

  1. (UK, dialectal, obsolete, transitive) To graze (a body part).

Forms of scraze

third-person singular presentscrazes
present participlescrazing
past participlescrazed
pastscrazed

Questions about scraze

What does scraze mean?
Scraze means to graze (a body part).
What part of speech is scraze?
Scraze is a verb.
What is the past tense of scraze?
The past tense of scraze is scrazed.

Words near scraze in the dictionary

  1. scray
  2. scraye
  3. scrayes
  4. Scrayingham
  5. scrays
  6. scraze
  7. scrazed
  8. scrazes
  9. scrazing
  10. screak
  11. screaked

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