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English - Turkish
Definition of old scratch in English Turkish dictionary
- şeytan
- scratch the old itch
- (deyim) Cinsel ihtiyacı gidermek
I have been single for four months. I really need to scratch the old itch.
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Definition of old scratch in English English dictionary
- Old Scratch, like Old Nick, is a nickname for the devil. In the last century it was widely used in the eastern United States, especially in New England, as is evident from the Devil's name for himself in the Stephen Vincent Benét short story "The Devil and Daniel Webster." Now the term has been regionalized to the South. Old Scratch is attested in the Oxford English Dictionary from the 18th century onward in Great Britain as a colloquialism: "He'd have pitched me to Old Scratch" (Anthony Trollope, 1858). The source of the name is probably the Old Norse word skratte, meaning "a wizard, goblin, monster, or devil
- {i} Satan, the Devil
- scratch the old itch
- (deyim) Satisfy the need to sex
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old scratch
Turkish pronunciation
ōld skräçPronunciation
/ˈōld ˈskraʧ/ /ˈoʊld ˈskræʧ/
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