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scratches
[skrach-iz]
noun
a disease of horses marked by dry rifts or chaps that appear on the skin near the fetlock, behind the knee, or in front of the hock.
scratches
/ ˈæʃɪ /
noun
Also called: cracked heels. mud fever.(functioning as singular) a disease of horses characterized by dermatitis in the region of the fetlock
Word History and Origins
Origin of scratches1
Word History and Origins
Origin of scratches1
Example Sentences
Trainer John Shirreffs did not want to bring the horse to Churchill Downs, hoping there were enough scratches to get him in the race.
English writer Robert Macfarlane is often described as a nature and travel writer, but that label barely scratches the surface.
It’s tantalizingly oddball and indelicate: a combined daymare and night odyssey that scratches until a feral hidden strength is revealed in the misfit main character, captivatingly played by Indian star Radhika Apte.
On the salvaged tiles alone, you can find salt efflorescence, water stains, fretting, lichen, smears of soot, scratches and gashes.
A spokesperson for the museum told the BBC the damage was "superficial", adding: "Small scratches are visible in the unvarnished paint layer in the lower part of the painting".
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