Examples of 'old scratch' in a sentence
Meaning of "old scratch"
old scratch - A colloquial term used to refer to the devil or a mischievous supernatural entity
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- The Devil.
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old scratch
Right here there is a big old scratch on my car.
With old Scratch pumping through his veins.
A new ache or raised place on an old scratch mark or ulcer.
Old Scratch himself is nowhere in sight.
This is the six month old scratch recording of the tune.
The only family we have is each other and old Scratch.
Then it really is Old Scratch knocking at the door.
All that money and no one here to mourn him except Old Scratch there.
Old Scratch did it again.
You do not seem surprised at the idea Of old scratch bartering for souls.
Even old Scratch here.
In English, the devil has a number of epithets, including Old Scratch and Old Nick.
Poor old Scratch.
The only option, a good old scratch.
Who else but Old Scratch would demand worship in such a place as this?
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And this is old Scratch.
Of old scratch bartering for souls . There is one thing I never understood is.
Then it really is Old Scratch knockin ' at the door.
So Old Scratch got his own at last? Business associates.
And a two-days old scratch mark.
He said, Old Scratch was not terribly happy with what we just did up in Connecticut.
Right there! Right here there's a big old scratch on my car.
Well, so old scratch got his own at last, eh? Business associates.
And this here 's old Scratch.
So Old Scratch got his own at last?
I do not follow you, Old Scratch.
He said, Old Scratch wasn't terribly happy.
You are obsolete, Old Scratch.
Yeah, yeah, that 's his partner Methuselah Honeysuckle, which makes me Old Scratch Johnson.
Come on, old scratch.
Scrounger … He was a covetous old sinner … Or a … Old Scratch.
Come on, spit it out, Old Scratch.
What are you trying to say? You're obsolete, Old Scratch.
