e·ra·sure 
(ĭ-rāshər)
(ĭ-rāshər)n.
1. The act or an instance of erasing: erasure of the blackboard.
2. A mark showing that something has been erased: The document has many erasures.
- neoclassicism
- neoclassicist
- neocolonial
- neocolonialism
- neocolonialist
- neocon
- neoconservatism
- neoconservative
- neocortex
- neocortical
- Neo-Darwinian
- Neo-Darwinism
- Neo-Darwinist
- neodymium
- neo-expressionism
- neo-expressionist
- neofascism
- neofascist
- neoflavone
- Neo-Freudian
- Neogene
- neogenesis
- neogenetic
- neoimpressionism
- neo-impressionism