scrap
sekerap
definition
verb
the decision was made to scrap the entire fleet
discard or remove from service (a retired, old, or inoperative vehicle, vessel, or machine), especially so as to convert it to scrap metal.
At 6-foot-7 and 250 pounds, the giant enjoys giving his team momentum boosts by scrapping with defenders.
engage in a minor fight or quarrel.
noun
I scribbled her address on a scrap of paper
a small piece or amount of something, especially one that is left over after the greater part has been used.
the steamer was eventually sold for scrap
discarded metal for reprocessing.
example
All around was ruin - then bizarrely they found a 'scrap' of comfort.
The grand final rematch was a defensive 'scrap' with Thornlie showing great resilience to fight back to win by a goal.
Confirmation of Webber's move will trigger another frenzy of deal-making as drivers 'scrap' for the last few available places on the grid.
All three projects can be easily and inexpensively made in a matter of hours from a few 'scrap' sheets of plywood.
This is not to disparage the editor and her magazine, it's just that I can't ever see a day when such a read would hold even a 'scrap' of appeal.
This week, his battle with Jets LT Jason Fabini will resemble a backyard 'scrap' between a couple of pit bulls.
They love a good 'scrap' and they are a people famous for their inter-clan feuds and savage mountain guerrilla techniques.
we're burning 'scrap' lumber
He picked up the accumulated 'scrap' rails and switch material on his way in during the fall.
Once you find out they don't fit as planned, prepare to wedge some 'scrap' pieces of material to fill the gaps.
poor little 'scrap', she's too hot in that coat
Is he referring to the big part where they're growing opium and selling it for weapons, or the tiny 'scrap' our guy holds with a lot of help from our guns?
Under the ‘last owner pays’ scheme, car owners will have to pay between £50 and £100 to 'scrap' their vehicles.
He kept 'scrap' cars and other waste on land near York for years, against regulations, York magistrates heard.
City must 'scrap' and fight for every point between now and the end of the season.
she was wearing a short black skirt and a tiny 'scrap' of a top
He wasn't a man to back away from a 'scrap' when he was a player, and he said he wouldn't this time.
You see in most of my fights I love a 'scrap' , and he just caught me off guards.
It's a good thing it doesn't rain much here as it was in perfect condition - not a 'scrap' of rust.
every 'scrap' of green land is up for grabs by development
We stop at the shelving where the 'scrap' fiberglass is kept waiting to be used as storage doors.
‘The event also involved sleeping outside in a ‘refugee camp’ built out of 'scrap' materials.’
The police force is to 'scrap' a controversial policy which prevented officers from pursuing criminals in dangerous high-speed car chases.
Unfortunately, a 'scrap' between Presto and Stocker on personality would be a fight between unarmed men.
there was not a 'scrap' of aggression in him
They might be able to make repairs and renovations, or they might be able to 'scrap' this ship and get a different model.
He is a hard worker, a decent bloke, cautious to the core, a mediator, a facilitator and without a 'scrap' of charisma, a boring, grating speaker and bad orator.
If I remember correctly from my antediluvian youth, he's in there right now endlessly combing his hair but it won't make a 'scrap' of difference.
Then looking down the rest of this year's list, I realise that - Kanye West aside - there's scarcely a 'scrap' of rap to be found.
While the country needs international help to 'scrap' its nuclear submarines, a newly minted Russian billionaire can pay a huge sum for an English soccer team.
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