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I've always called those instant lottery tickets 'scratch-offs'. Apparently a lot of people call them 'scratchers'?
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ty97
Oct 12 '21, 14:52
Legit never heard this before.
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I used "scratch-its" growing up in the Midwest, but "scratch-offs" now for as long as I can remember.
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ReluctantCynic
Oct 12, 15:29
Scratch n wins. Of course, they are misnamed. They should be called ...
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Beryllium
Oct 12, 15:26
I call them wastes of money. nm
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Dean Winchester
Oct 12, 15:24
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"throwingmoneyawayticketthings" -- nm
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mud
Oct 12, 15:25
I've heard both. -- nm
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Strongbad
Oct 12, 15:05
Sounds like something they say in England—I say Scratch tickets -- nm
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flavorize
Oct 12, 15:02
I've heard it but I don't use it as I also call them scratch-offs. -- nm
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Krusty
Oct 12, 14:56
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