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Apr 29, 2009 New Study Shows How Scratching May Relieve It Date: April 29, 2009. Itching and scratching help animals get rids of parasites, plant material, or other unwanted baggage. LIVING & WELL. Eczema is a skin condition that causes a red, itchy rash. In addition to prescription medication to treat or prevent symptoms, there are several strategies you can employ in everyday life to stop. At the heart of ADHD is a restive, irritating pain that flares and subsides, but never goes away. In my 63 years of living with my own ADHD, and in my 32 years of treating people who have it, I’ve learned that one of the most important topics to address is how to scratch the itch. First, realize that you can’t make the itch. May 19, 2014 But scratching your own itch will lead you astray if you are a high-performance consumer whose problem stems from existing products not performing well enough – in other words, if the itch. Scratch is a related term of snick. As verbs the difference between scratch and snick is that scratch is to rub a surface with a sharp object, especially by a living creature to remove itching with nails, claws, etc while snick is to cut or snip or snick can be to make something.

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(skrăch)v.tr.

1. To make a thin shallow cut or mark on (a surface) with a sharp instrument.

2. To use the nails or claws to dig or scrape at.

3. To rub or scrape (the skin) to relieve itching.

5. To write or draw (something) by scraping a surface: scratched their initials on a rock.

6. To write or draw hurriedly: scratched off a thank-you note.

a. To strike out or cancel (a word, for example) by or as if by drawing lines through.

b. Slang To cancel (a project or program, for example).

a. To withdraw (an entry) from a contest or competition: The jockey decided to scratch the horse when it sprained its ankle.

b. To withdraw an entry from (a contest or competition): Having won three races already, the swimmer scratched her final event.

v.intr.

1. To use the nails or claws to dig, scrape, or wound.

3. To make a harsh scraping sound.

4. To gather funds or produce a living with difficulty.

b. Games To make a shot in billiards that results in a penalty, as when the cue ball falls into a pocket or jumps the cushion.

n.1.

a. A mark resembling a line that is produced by scratching.

2. A hasty scribble.

b. A contestant who has been withdrawn from a competition.

5. Games

b. A fluke or chance shot in billiards.

7. Slang Money.

adj.

2. Assembled hastily or at random.

Idioms:

from scratch

scratch the surface

To investigate or treat something in superficial or preliminary fashion.

up to scratchInformal

2. In fit condition.

[Middle English scracchen, probably blend of scratten, to scratch, and cracchen, to scratch (possibly from Middle Dutch cratsen).]

scratching

(ˈskrætʃɪŋ) n

(Electronics) a percussive effect obtained by rotating a gramophone record manually: a disc-jockey and dub technique

Noun

scratching - a harsh noise made by scraping; 'the scrape of violin bows distracted her'

scrape, scraping, scratch

noise - sound of any kind (especially unintelligible or dissonant sound); 'he enjoyed the street noises'; 'they heard indistinct noises of people talking'; 'during the firework display that ended the gala the noise reached 98 decibels'

scratching

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(as) busy as a one-armed paperhanger (with an itch)

Constantly busy, active, or occupied (with something). I'm currently choreographing three plays, so I'm busy as one-armed paperhanger.Can we meet next week instead? I'm just as busy as a one-armed paperhanger with an itch right now.

(one's) fingers itch

One is eager to begin or undertake some work or task that involves one's hands. Here are nine awesome do-it-yourself projects that will make your fingers itch!I finally took a two-week vacation, but as soon as we began to rest, I could feel my fingers itching to do something—anything—productive.

an itching palm

What one is said to have when they need or want a tip or bribe. A: 'I can't believe that guy at the desk actually answered all of your questions!' B: 'Ah, he just had an itching palm—a little money made him more inclined to talk.'

get an/the itch for (something)

To become interested in or desirous of something. I've got the itch for another road trip, but I'm not sure where to go.I know she says she's given up acting, but I'm sure she'll get an itch for it sooner than later.

get an/the itch to (do something)

To become interested in or desirous of something. I've got the itch to go on another road trip, but I'm not sure where to go.I know she says she's given up acting, but I'm sure she'll get an itch to do it again sooner than later.

give (someone) an/the itch for (something)

To cause someone to have an interest in or desire to do something. With all your talk of your trip to Sedona, you've really given me the itch for another road trip.Seeing that play gave me an itch for acting again.

give (someone) an/the itch to (do something)

To cause someone to have an interest in or desire to do something. With all your talk of your trip to Sedona, you've really given me the itch to go on another road trip.Seeing that play gave me an itch to act again.

have an itch for (something)

To have an interest in or desire to do something. I have an itch for another road trip, but I'm not sure where to go.If you're starting to have an itch for acting again, then you should get back on stage.

have an/the itch to (do something)

To have an interest in or desire to do something. I have the itch for another road trip—when should we go?If you have an itch to act again, then you should get back on stage.

itch for (something)

1. verb To have an interest in or desire to do something. I'm itching for another road trip, but I'm not sure where to go.If you're itching for the spotlight again, then you should get back on stage.

2. noun An interest in or desire to do something. I have an itch for another road trip, but I'm not sure where to go.If you're starting to have an itch for acting again, then you should get back on stage.

itch to (do something)

To have an interest in or desire to do something. I'm itching for another road trip—when should we go?If you're itching to act again, then you should get back on stage.

make (one's) teeth itch

1. To greatly irritate or annoy one, especially to the point of affecting their nerves. Nothing makes my teeth itch like seeing these cyclists run every red light in town!I don't know what it is about Terry, but there's something about his demeanor that just makes my teeth itch!

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