scrap

Object

• pound: He plans to scrap the pound within two years.
• toll: Significantly, a number of Labor backbenchers were in favor of scrapping the tolls on both bridges, against Executive policy.
• fee: They would use the revenue from this to scrap university tuition fees.
• merchant: They were horse traders and scrap metal merchants establishing a family business in 1890.
• dealer: The registration process Salford has a dual application form which serves both motor salvage operators and scrap metal dealers.

Adjective modifier

• leftover: Perhaps he can wall paper the Tower with the leftover scraps?
• tiny: Jeff tore his eyes away from the tiny blond haired scrap in his arms.

Modifies a noun

• heap: I feel like I'm the scrap heap at 41.
• metal: Don't delay - the scrap metal skip beckons!
• yard: Here we pass across the back of a scrap yard for heavy lorries.
• dealer: Lists of registered scrap dealers are held by local authorities.
• merchant: One day a scrap merchant came looking for unwanted items.
• tire: Old tires are recycled by approved scrap tire collection contractors.

Noun used with modifier

• relegation: Good professionals like Wotton, Norris and Nalis should ensure that they stay afloat, but they could get involved in the relegation scrap.
• kitchen: At the most basic level, you can compost by simply burying kitchen scraps in your garden.
• vegetable: I put in vegetable scraps and added some lobworms from my local tackle shop ( they didn't have tiger worms ).

Preposition: in

favor: However, it is later scrapped in favor of the A4000.

Preposition: of

• paper: Most parties were able to keep some records on scraps of paper or on bamboo strips.
• cloth: They love a treasure trove of different scraps of cloth.
• fabric: These scraps of fabric were my starting-point for Tamar.