abrasure
/əˈbreɪʒə/noun
An instance of abrasion; (as a mass noun) the process of abrasion.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in New York Statesman. From classical Latin abrās-, past participial stem of abrādere abrade + -ure.
- poorliness
- poor little guy
- poor little me
- poor little rich boy (or girl)
- poorly
- poorlyish
- poor man
- poor man's box
- poor man's digging
- poor man's diggings
- poor man's mustard
- poor man's orchid
- poor man's pepper
- poor man's salve
- poor man's sauce
- poor man's treacle
- poor man's weather glass
- poormaster
- poor men's box
- poor men's treacle
- poor-me-one
- poor money
- poor mouth
- poorness
- poor preachers