1. An instrument for scraping; one who accumulates money by small savings; a miser; an awkward fiddler.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• skrapers,
• craper,
• scranner,
• scrave,
• scouper,
• skraper,
• scrapp,
• scrare,
• scrather,
• creaper,
• scrapt,
• scripe,
• skraped,
• scapper,
• scracher,
• skycraper,
• srape,
• scrapy,
• sclape,
• scrate

• scrape,
• scrapie,
• Schroepfer,
• scarp,
• scrapbook,
• scarface,
• scarpino,
• schrupp,
• Scarber,
• scirpus,
• scrapheap,
• scraped,
• Schreiber,
• scarpelli,
• scraping,
• scriber,
• schriver,
• scorpius,
• scarf,
• Scarberry,
• scrapper,
• scraps,
• Scharff,
• scarper,
• scrappy,
• scarfpin,
• scorpaena,
• scorpio,
• scrip,
• scriver,
• schryver,
• scorpaenid,
• scrap iron,
• scarpa,
• scrappily,
• schreffler,
• scarboro,
• scrape up,
• scrabble,
• scorpion,
• scherf,
• scharf,
• scrap,
• scrape by,
• scurf.

The adjective form of the word "scraper" is "scraping".

The plural of the "scraper" can be the "scrapers".

The singular of the "scraper" can be the "scraper".