scrapeage
/skreɪpdʒ/; /skreɪpɪdʒ/Definitions
1. noun
A harsh, grating, or abrasive quality, especially in the sound of a voice or instrument.
“The scrapeage of the guitar strings was unpleasant to listen to.”
2. verb
To remove or scrape off the surface of something, especially in a harsh or rough manner.
“The farmer had to scrapeage the dried mud off the tractor’s tires.”