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1. addict (from an addict's habit of scratching self)
2. sound made when manipulating a record back and forth in a rhythmmatic fashion 3. windows "scratched" by graffiti writers |
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Tattoos, especially old school prison tats. Holmes, did you see the "Folsom Prison scratch" on that old biker? It was the shit!
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| 2. | scratch | ||
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to engage in a sexual act with, most commonly intercourse yo ma when you lettin ya man scratch?
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In track, when a runner withdraws from a race before it begins. The term originated from the days when heat sheets were written on paper, and a runner's name would litterally be scratched off in pencil when he/she decided not to race. I'm feeling tired today. I think I'm gonna run the mile, and scratch the 3000m.
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cash money!! I suspect you're just doing it for the scratch
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Extramarital sex, extracurricular sex. He married Molly last year, but he's still gettin' a little scratch on the side from Jenny.
Or... She's dating Jimmy but still pickin' up scratch every time she gets. |
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| 6. | Scratch | ||
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Verb: To 69, or conduct oral sex with your partner while they simultaneously reciprocate.
In a more common context, the word "scratch" is applied to the activity of rasping, or digging with the fingers, or nails. Examples of this useage can be seen in the phrase, "You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours." In this slang context, that phrase is amended to, "You suck my junk, I'll lick yours." Of course, those verbs can be further amended to allow for gay/lesbian scratching, or different oral techniques. "John, I've douched... you ready for a nice scratch?"
"Golly, Jane! That'd be swell!" |
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Verb: The self-stimulation of a female's external reproductive organs, especially through repeated back-and-forth motions. This word is most accurately applied when the female is getting a "quick fix", and masturbating through her undergarments. "Scratch" is both a description of the motions involved with, and sound produced by this word's proper execution. "Jane, I'm heading into the bank for a second, will you be okay waiting in the car?"
"Sure, Sue, I think I'll just scratch the snatch for a bit... take your time in there." |
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