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Then she scraped off the salad, and gave it back to him.

I scraped off the snow, saw the cross and then his name.

This can then be scraped off and used as a fire starter.

Most of the skin around your joints is scraped off.

"People have had to be scraped off of their ceilings after trying these things," he said.

Put them in a paper bag for a few minutes, then scrape off their skins.

He had to go in dead center or risk scraping off some of the external equipment.

Treated me like a human being instead of something to scrape off your boot.

Once the muck had been scraped off, she found several.

Bond heard the man's foot scrape off the seat to the ground.

You can also scrape off a very fine layer of meat.

Then get down, and scrape off the foam with a knife.

Parts of him had been scraped off the trees with a shovel.

Nor is he simply scraping off the crumbs of the rich.

If stems still seem dead after three weeks or so, scrape off a bit of bark.

The window was painted black but it is possible to scrape off some paint to see the view beyond.

Scrape off the skin, rinse under running water and slice.

Mans had said they would scrape off the blood fish which was the best news of all.

If he/she makes a mistake, the plaster must be scraped off.

Too bad the sins of people weren't as easy to scrape off.

Layers of skin had been scraped off both his knees.

You need to scrape off some of the barnacles Bush has put on his image.

When ready to serve, scrape off and discard the fat on the surface.

It would take forty thousand years just to scrape off the top twenty feet.