Add to ORKGscrob nWhen I was growing up a word with which I was very familiar was "scrawb". May parents and grandparents with whom we lived used this to describe a scratch mark made with finger nails. . . .JH 11/71Used INot usedNot use
scrob vscratched - "The cat scrawbed me" - "The baby scrawbed me"JH JH 3/71Used IUsed INot usedscra...
scrob vShe scrobbed the face off o' me. Don't let that cat scrob you, mind. 'scratch with the n...
whitlowThis is an infection of the finger which spreads until eventually you lose your finger- nai...
scrob nMy parents and grandparents . . . used this word to describe a scratch mark made with finger...
scrob vScrawb - scratch with nailsAPR 1971 JH DICT CEN.Used IUsed INot usedscraub, scraw
scrob vTo scratch with fingernails (usually in a childrens scuffle).Used IUsed INot usedscraub, scr...
scrob vMeaning to scratch someone. "I'll scrawb your eyes out." Seems to be a Newfoundland word, a...
scrob vSCRAUB. Devine, 42: to erase, delete. SCRAWB. English, 34: to tear with the nails. ...
scrob vWe often say "The cat scrobbed me" instead of'scratched.'JH 8/71Used IUsed INot usedscraub, s...
scrob n'The other man talked of having a "scorb in the side of my car." "Scob," here, meaning"scra...
scrob vto tear with the nailsto tear with the nailsPRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story August 1955Used I...
scrob vChildren in St. John's often say 'I'll scrob your eyes out", meaning "I'll scratch your eye...
scrob vto pinch, or nip "Almost got me finger skwabbed off"YesR. HollettUsed INot usedNot usedscrau...
scrob vWhen we tell those yarns we don't use the word old or some of the women would scrawb the ey...
scrob v=rub scrub off England's attempt to interpretNot usedUsed IUsed INot usedscraub, scraw
scrob vscratched - "The cat scrawbed me" - "The baby scrawbed me"JH JH 3/71Used IUsed INot usedscra...
scrob vShe scrobbed the face off o' me. Don't let that cat scrob you, mind. 'scratch with the n...
whitlowThis is an infection of the finger which spreads until eventually you lose your finger- nai...
scrob nMy parents and grandparents . . . used this word to describe a scratch mark made with finger...
scrob vScrawb - scratch with nailsAPR 1971 JH DICT CEN.Used IUsed INot usedscraub, scraw
scrob vTo scratch with fingernails (usually in a childrens scuffle).Used IUsed INot usedscraub, scr...
scrob vMeaning to scratch someone. "I'll scrawb your eyes out." Seems to be a Newfoundland word, a...
scrob vSCRAUB. Devine, 42: to erase, delete. SCRAWB. English, 34: to tear with the nails. ...
scrob vWe often say "The cat scrobbed me" instead of'scratched.'JH 8/71Used IUsed INot usedscraub, s...
scrob n'The other man talked of having a "scorb in the side of my car." "Scob," here, meaning"scra...
scrob vto tear with the nailsto tear with the nailsPRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story August 1955Used I...
scrob vChildren in St. John's often say 'I'll scrob your eyes out", meaning "I'll scratch your eye...
scrob vto pinch, or nip "Almost got me finger skwabbed off"YesR. HollettUsed INot usedNot usedscrau...
scrob vWhen we tell those yarns we don't use the word old or some of the women would scrawb the ey...
scrob v=rub scrub off England's attempt to interpretNot usedUsed IUsed INot usedscraub, scraw
scrob vscratched - "The cat scrawbed me" - "The baby scrawbed me"JH JH 3/71Used IUsed INot usedscra...
scrob vShe scrobbed the face off o' me. Don't let that cat scrob you, mind. 'scratch with the n...
whitlowThis is an infection of the finger which spreads until eventually you lose your finger- nai...