scratcher
/ (ˈskrætʃə) /
a person, animal, or thing that scratches
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How to use scratcher in a sentence
Prepare for the latest head-scratcher from that strange genre known as “performance art.”
Bartiromo will grab a Slim Jim and a Red Bull, and maybe a scratcher lottery ticket from the machine.
In fact, the Huffington Post reports that he rescued this head-scratcher from the trash heap of his 2008 campaign.
Well, that would probably be this head-scratcher of a spectacle!
Ive some nice three-legged kettles, a soup tureen that came over in the Mayflower, an ivory back-scratcher that hails from India.
Peter Cotterell's Treasure | Rupert Sargent Holland
See him, too, rushing out after dinner—for he had a horror of long sittings after that meal—to look at his 'scratcher.'
The Wits and Beaux of Society | Grace & Philip WhartonShe spun around so the sink scratcher fell right out but she did n't have sense enough left in her to know it.
Susan Clegg and a Man in the House | Anne WarnerWe have marked the fox sparrow as being a great scratcher among dead leaves.
The Log of the Sun | William BeebeKoogah, the Bone-scratcher, retreated backward in sudden haste, tripping over his staff and falling to the ground.
Children of the Frost | Jack London
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