Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| clapperclaw | (Arch.) to claw or scratch. |
| clat | (Scots) something scraped together, a lump; (verb) to scratch, scrape. |
| claut | (Scots) something scraped together, a lump; (verb) to scratch, scrape. |
| cloye | (Shakesp.) perhaps to claw. |
| rasure | the act of scraping. |
| razure | the act of scraping. |
| rit | (Scots) a scratch, a slit; (verb) to score or scratch. |
| ritt | (Scots) a scratch, a slit; (verb) to score or scratch. |
| scrab | (Dial.) to scratch. |
| scram | to scratch with claws or nails. |
| scramb | (Dial.) to scratch with claws or nails. |
| scrat | to scratch. |
| scratch | a thin shallow cut (verb) to make a thin, shallow cut or mark on |
| scratchily | (Adv.) SCRATCHY, causing scratches. |
| scratching | the act of scratching. |
| scratchingly | (Adv.) SCRATCHING. |
| scratchy | causing scratches. |
| scrattle | in West Country dialect, to keep scratching. |
| scrawb | to scrape with or as with claws. |
| scrawm | (Dial.) to scratch. |
| scrawp | (Dial.) to scratch the skin to relieve itching. |
| scrimp | scanty (verb) to scratch and save |
| scrob | to scrape with or as with claws. |
| skrimp | to scratch and save. |