Definition of scratchiti in English:

scratchiti

noun skraˈtʃiːtiskraˈCHēdē

mass noun

Graffiti that is scratched or etched into a wall or other surface in a public place, rather than drawn or sprayed on.
a Plexiglas window covered with scratchiti
Example sentencesExamples
- Graffiti and scratchiti do very poorly as permanent markers.
- The plan unveiled yesterday envisions facelifts for nearly 200 stations and an all-out war on the scourge of scratchiti.
- Scratchiti adds a unique psychological aspect to a town.
- Unlike spray paint, which can be easily cleaned on today's subway cars, scratchiti and acid etching permanently destroy windows at great cost to the MTA, officials said.
- Many of the subway cars are designed to be easily cleaned of graffiti (leading to a rise in scratchiti).
- I hate scratchiti on subway windows, and graffiti on public transit in general.
- Eager to spread their name across the five boroughs - or maybe just to dilute the boredom of a long bus ride - taggers found that scratchiti was a more permanent way to garner acclaim.
- In one of the choir stalls in the church at St Cross Hospital, we found some really old scratchiti.
- He has taken the reliance on razor blades inherent in scratchiti and put it to much more sophisticated and intriguing use.
- Every window on the train was covered in scratchiti.

Origin

1990s: on the pattern of graffiti.

Definition of scratchiti in US English:

scratchiti

nounskraˈCHēdē

Graffiti that is scratched or etched into a wall or other surface in a public place, rather than drawn or sprayed on.
a Plexiglas window covered with scratchiti
Example sentencesExamples
- Eager to spread their name across the five boroughs - or maybe just to dilute the boredom of a long bus ride - taggers found that scratchiti was a more permanent way to garner acclaim.
- Every window on the train was covered in scratchiti.
- Many of the subway cars are designed to be easily cleaned of graffiti (leading to a rise in scratchiti).
- Unlike spray paint, which can be easily cleaned on today's subway cars, scratchiti and acid etching permanently destroy windows at great cost to the MTA, officials said.
- In one of the choir stalls in the church at St Cross Hospital, we found some really old scratchiti.
- The plan unveiled yesterday envisions facelifts for nearly 200 stations and an all-out war on the scourge of scratchiti.
- I hate scratchiti on subway windows, and graffiti on public transit in general.
- Scratchiti adds a unique psychological aspect to a town.
- Graffiti and scratchiti do very poorly as permanent markers.
- He has taken the reliance on razor blades inherent in scratchiti and put it to much more sophisticated and intriguing use.

Origin

1990s: on the pattern of graffiti.

单词	scratchiti
释义	Definition of scratchiti in English: scratchiti noun skraˈtʃiːtiskraˈCHēdē mass noun Graffiti that is scratched or etched into a wall or other surface in a public place, rather than drawn or sprayed on. a Plexiglas window covered with scratchiti Example sentencesExamples Graffiti and scratchiti do very poorly as permanent markers. The plan unveiled yesterday envisions facelifts for nearly 200 stations and an all-out war on the scourge of scratchiti. Scratchiti adds a unique psychological aspect to a town. Unlike spray paint, which can be easily cleaned on today's subway cars, scratchiti and acid etching permanently destroy windows at great cost to the MTA, officials said. Many of the subway cars are designed to be easily cleaned of graffiti (leading to a rise in scratchiti). I hate scratchiti on subway windows, and graffiti on public transit in general. Eager to spread their name across the five boroughs - or maybe just to dilute the boredom of a long bus ride - taggers found that scratchiti was a more permanent way to garner acclaim. In one of the choir stalls in the church at St Cross Hospital, we found some really old scratchiti. He has taken the reliance on razor blades inherent in scratchiti and put it to much more sophisticated and intriguing use. Every window on the train was covered in scratchiti. Origin 1990s: on the pattern of graffiti. Definition of scratchiti in US English: scratchiti nounskraˈCHēdē Graffiti that is scratched or etched into a wall or other surface in a public place, rather than drawn or sprayed on. a Plexiglas window covered with scratchiti Example sentencesExamples Eager to spread their name across the five boroughs - or maybe just to dilute the boredom of a long bus ride - taggers found that scratchiti was a more permanent way to garner acclaim. Every window on the train was covered in scratchiti. Many of the subway cars are designed to be easily cleaned of graffiti (leading to a rise in scratchiti). Unlike spray paint, which can be easily cleaned on today's subway cars, scratchiti and acid etching permanently destroy windows at great cost to the MTA, officials said. In one of the choir stalls in the church at St Cross Hospital, we found some really old scratchiti. The plan unveiled yesterday envisions facelifts for nearly 200 stations and an all-out war on the scourge of scratchiti. I hate scratchiti on subway windows, and graffiti on public transit in general. Scratchiti adds a unique psychological aspect to a town. Graffiti and scratchiti do very poorly as permanent markers. He has taken the reliance on razor blades inherent in scratchiti and put it to much more sophisticated and intriguing use. Origin 1990s: on the pattern of graffiti.
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