Etymology
The word "scrap" has several possible etymologies:
Meaning
1. A small piece of material: * A remnant, fragment, or cutting of paper, fabric, leather, or other material. * A piece of metal, plastic, or similar material left over from cutting or shaping.
2. A worthless or discarded object: * Something that is no longer useful or desirable. * A remnant or leftover that is not worth keeping.
3. A written message or note: * A short, informal piece of writing, often used to convey a quick message or reminder. * A hasty or unimportant piece of writing.
4. A conflict or altercation: * A minor fight, quarrel, or disagreement. * A dispute or argument.
Origin
The word "scrap" has been in use in English since the late 14th century. Its ultimate origin is the Proto-Germanic "*skrabanaz," which also gave rise to the English words "scratch" and "scrub."
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