To scour our bowls. What's so wrong?

Little John, take a party and scour the country.

I'm going to scour all of those other islands.

Let the pans soak. I'll scour them when we come back.

I'll scour the countryside and dig up a nice 18thcentury chest.

We talk things over with our friends, we scour the Internet, we search through books.

And oh, the housekeeping! to keep bright the devil's door knobs, and scour his tubs this bright day!

The King's Navy will scour the Seven Seas till every one of you is hung high and dry.

He brought his own knife, though I had two, and we used to scour them by thrusting them into the earth.

Bring the bleach, I want to scour the city clean from the likes of those who worship Muammar, God curse his religion .

Because I also know that Ramadan will be full of alcohol consumption, as Arabs (not tourists) scour the city in search of a drop to drink.

His indifference to everything was much too great for him to lie on his back and scour himself on the carpet, as he often had done earlier during the day.