Do you say to "itch an itch" or to "scratch and itch"

Question

for explain

"errrr my legs itching"

"itch it then"

or

"scratch is then"

honestly, i couldnt care less - im just bored!

Answer 1

Yea I must be bored to answer this question,however, when you have an itch you scratch it!

Answer 2

Itch an Itch

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Answer 3

I say scratch.

Answer 4

I say itch. Most people say scratch, though.

Answer 5

i say to scratch and itch (that's the correct way).  itch is not a verb!!

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Answer 6

scratch the itching....

or i like to say..

im itchin for a scratch!

Answer 7

I say scratch the itch , not itch the itch

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Answer 8

def itch it then cuz its an itch!!

Answer 9

Defo itch. Itch it then.

To me itch sounds like a simple motion to get rid of the pain

where as scratch sounds like a painful motion, I associate it with that painful noise you hear when you scape your nails down a blackboard, or when you scratch a car with your keys. painful stuff.

that is why i would say itch.

Answer 10

I either say "scratch" or "rub" an itch (I keep my nails pretty short).

Answer 11

Scratch