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01. Can you please [scratch] my back under my left shoulder? It's really itchy, and I can't reach it.

02. Dad is going to freak out when he founds out you [scratched] the car.

03. The little girl's arms were covered in [scratches] from her new kitten.

04. His arms were all [scratched] up from picking blackberries.

05. The old vinyl record sounds all [scratchy], and hard to hear.

06. She hates wearing her wool sweater because she finds the material [scratchy] and uncomfortable.

07. He borrowed my brand new car and when he brought it back there was a big [scratch] on the rear fender.

08. He [scratched] his head and thought about the question.

09. My car loves it when I [scratch] her behind the ears.

10. Stop [scratching] your mosquito bites or they'll get infected.

11. Robert Penn Warren once remarked that the urge to write poetry is like having an itch. When the itch becomes annoying enough, you [scratch] it.

12. We made our own pizza entirely from [scratch].

13. Carl Sagan once remarked that if you wish to make an apple pie truly from [scratch], you must first invent the universe.

14. Queen Elizabeth I of England, using a diamond, [scratched] the following message on her prison window: "Much suspected of me, nothing proved can be."

15. [Scratching] the head is a sign of confusion or embarrassment in Japan.

16. An old proverb notes, "You [scratch] my back, and I'll [scratch] yours."