scrapbook
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- noun
- /ˈskræpˌbʊk/
:
álbum de recortes
- I created a scrapbook filled with ticket stubs and photographs from our vacation.
- create a scrapbook
- make a scrapbook
- scrapbook of photos
And I'm going to make a whole page of my scrapbook for my vaccine card.
- And I'm going to make a whole page of my scrapbook for my vaccine card.
- Can I quickly take a Oh, my God, my mother made a scrapbook.
- So consider me your human scrapbook full of stories both big, small and everything in between.
Examples
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Your father has a little scrapbook he keeps for each of you.
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My wife made this scrapbook.
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I had created a scrapbook for young Thomas a while back.
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So the title of my third book is called The Scrapbook of My Life.
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Why do you have that scrapbook?
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My cousin made like a scrapbook for me and it was very sentimental.
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This woman found a note in her scrapbook signed by Moore that says, happy graduation, Debbie.
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As it turns out, my grandmother's scrapbook keeping was fairly typical of her time, age, and class.
Academic text (2005) -
Take a break to browse scrapbooks, letters, photo albums, or other mementos of your past.
Academic text (2010) -
Collection contains seven scrapbooks related to the Massengale family and the Massengale Advertising Agency.
Academic text (2010)
Synonyms
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A book with blank pages and pockets for keeping photographs or stamps
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A book with pages for keeping and showing photos
How Decorative
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word scrapbook comes from scrap ('a small piece or leftover') and book ('a set of pages'), like a 'scrap of paper' you might keep. So a scrapbook is literally a book for saving little pieces like photos, ticket stubs, and clippings as memories.