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Scrape, scraper or scraping may refer to:
Biology and medicine
- Abrasion (medical), a type of injury
- Scraper (biology), grazer-scraper, a water animal that feeds on stones and other substrates by grazing algae, microorganism and other matter
- Scrape, a type of bird nest
- Cloud scraper, birds of the genus Cisticola
Computing
- Screen scraping, a program which captures information from a display not intended for processing by computers
- Tracker scrape, request sent to a BitTorrent tracker
- Web scraping, the actions of a website crawler which assembles content from web pages
- Scraper site, a website created by web scraping
- Blog scraping, the process of scanning through a large number of blogs, searching for and copying content
Hand tools
- Scraper (archaeology), a stone tool
- Scraper (kitchen), a cooking tool
- Card scraper, cabinet scraper or scraper, a tool for scraping wood
- Hand scraper, a single-edged tool used to scrape metal from a surface
Machines
- Fresno scraper, powered by an external tractor which pulls it
- Wheel tractor-scraper, a piece of heavy equipment used for earth-moving
Music and audio
- Rake and scrape, a type of Caribbean music
- Scrape flutter, in sound recording, high-frequency flutter over 100Hz
In instruments or implements
- Scraper (instrument), a musical instrument
- Pick slide, also called pick scrape, an electric guitar playing/sound effect technique
- Gourd scraper, also called a pua, a stick used for playing the güiro, an instrument consisting of a hollow gourd
In works
- "Scrape" (Blue Stahli song), a 2009 non-album single by Blue Stahli
- Scraping (album), a 2002 rock music album by Calexico
Other
- Scraper (car), a modified American-made family car characterized by large rims and extensive personalization
- Scraper, Oklahoma, a census-designated place in Cherokee County, Oklahoma, United States
- Scratchboard, also called a scraperboard, a technique where drawings are created using sharp knives and tools for etching into a thin layer of white China clay that is coated with black India ink
- Skyscraper, a building over 40 stories tall
See also
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