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scrap a. waste material or used articles, esp metal, often collected and reprocessed b. (as modifier): scrap iron scrap [skrap] (engineering) Any solid material cutting or reject of a manufacturing operation, which may be suitable for recycling as feedstock to the primary operation; for example, scrap from plastic or glass molding or metalworking.
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| Also, on the table I found a scrap of paper which had written on it, "My dearest Makar Alexievitch I hasten to--" that was all. "Bev will run the scrap book department, besides the editorials," said the Story Girl, seeing that I was too modest to say it myself. The foreman seated himself near the candle, produced from his breast pocket a pencil and scrap of paper and wrote rather laboriously the following verdict, which with various degrees of effort all signed: |
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