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Dragging something hard across something else until friction has opinions.
means To remove a surface layer, or graze it, by rubbing with a sharp or rough edge.
from From Old Norse skrapa, to scratch, the same grindy ancestor that gave us scrap and scrub — all words that sound like the thing they do.
Knee classicChildhood's most common badge of misadventure.
Data heistSoftware scraping harvests web pages wholesale.
Scrape bySurviving with barely enough, financially graze-burned.
OnomatopoeiaThe word grates like the action it names.