rasper

As a noun rasper is

a person who, or thing that rasps (scrapes).

As a verb rasped

is (rasp).

As a noun rasper is

a person who, or thing that rasps (scrapes).

As nouns the difference between terms and rasper

is that terms is while rasper is a person who, or thing that rasps (scrapes).

As nouns the difference between rasper and gasper

is that rasper is a person who, or thing that rasps (scrapes while gasper is a person or animal that gasps.

As a proper noun jasper

is , an english variant of caspar.

As a noun rasper is

a person who, or thing that rasps (scrapes).

As nouns the difference between raper and rasper

is that raper is one who rapes; a rapist while rasper is a person who, or thing that rasps (scrapes).

As a noun rasper

is a person who, or thing that rasps (scrapes).

As an adjective raspier is

(raspy).

As nouns the difference between rasper and grasper

is that rasper is a person who, or thing that rasps (scrapes) while grasper is a person who grasps.

As nouns the difference between rasper and asper

is that rasper is a person who, or thing that rasps (scrapes while asper is rough breathing; a mark (#) indicating that part of a word is aspirated, or pronounced with h before it.

As an adjective asper is

rough or harsh; severe, stern, serious.

As nouns the difference between raster and rasper

is that raster is a scanning pattern of parallel lines that form the display of an image projected on a cathode-ray tube of a television set or display screen while rasper is a person who, or thing that rasps (scrapes).