a small detached fragment; a bit

a scrap of paper

(in pl) discarded or leftover food

manufactured articles or parts, esp of metal, rejected or discarded and useful only for reprocessing

to abandon, discard, or get rid of (something)

We need to scrap that idea and start again

to convert (something) into scrap

The navy decided to scrap the battleship

to fight or quarrel

The kids were scrapping in the playground

(usu + for) to struggle or compete

Several players are scrapping for a place in the team

a fight or quarrel

a struggle

There was a scrap for third place