scratch in Konkani कोंकणी

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scratch

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adj. 1. for quick notes, a first draft, or the like.
Ex. scratch paper.
2. collected or prepared by chance or hastily and often of poor quality.
Ex. a scratch football team, a scratch crew, a scratch meal.
3. done by chance; dep

scratch

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expr. from scratch, with no advantage; from the beginning.
Ex. He had to borrow money and start his business from scratch. Its rulers are virtually starting from scratch, not only in industrialization but in administration (Manchester Guardian Week

scratch

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expr. up to scratch, up to standard; in good condition.
Ex. ""The Lost Princess"" is ... a shepherd's daughter, who has also been taken in hand by the wise woman but who fails to come up to scratch (New Yorker).

scratch

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noun scratcher.

scratch

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noun 1. a mark made by scratching.
Ex. There are deep scratches on this desk.
2. a very slight cut.
Ex. He escaped with only a scratch on his face.
3. a rough mark made as by a pencil or pen; hasty scrawl; scribble.
4. th

Scratch

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Scratch, noun.
the Devil.

scratch

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scratch, verb, noun, adjective.

scratch

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v.i. 1. to use the claws, nails, or the like, as for tearing a surface or digging.
2. to rub some part of one's body to relieve itching, to give pleasure, or from force of habit.
3. to rub with a slight grating noise.
Ex. This pen scr

scratch

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v.t. 1. to break, mark, or cut slightly with something sharp or rough.
Ex. Your shoes have scratched the chair.
2. to tear or dig with the claws or nails.
Ex. The cat scratched me.
3. to rub or scrape to relieve itching, to give