scabby

  • 11scabby — scab|by [ skæbi ] adjective 1. ) scabby skin has a lot of SCABS on it 2. ) BRITISH INFORMAL extremely unpleasant …

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  • 12scabby — /ˈskæbi/ (say skabee) adjective (scabbier, scabbiest) 1. covered with scabs; blotchy. 2. consisting of scabs. 3. affected with the scab. 4. Colloquial mean or contemptible; despicable: that was a scabby trick. 5. non union. {scab + b + y1} …

  • 13scabby — scab ► NOUN 1) a dry, rough protective crust that forms over a cut or wound during healing. 2) mange or a similar skin disease in animals. 3) any of a number of fungal diseases of plants in which rough patches develop. 4) informal a person or… …

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  • 14Scabby Range Nature Reserve — Scabby Range Nature Reserve …

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  • 15scabby mouth — n SORE MOUTH (1) …

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  • 16scabby — adjective /ˈskæb.i/ a) Affected with scabs; full of scabs. b) Diseased with the scab, or mange; mangy …

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  • 17scabby — Synonyms and related words: abject, abominable, arrant, asperous, atrocious, barfy, base, beggarly, blemished, checked, cheesy, cicatrized, contemptible, cracked, crappy, crazed, crummy, debased, defaced, defective, deformed, degraded, depraved,… …

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  • 18scabby — (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. flaky, scurfy, scaly; see rough 1 …

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  • 19scabby — scab·by || skæbɪ adj. covered with scabs; infected with scabies; mean, contemptible …

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  • 20scabby — Adj. Unpleasant, distasteful, rotten …

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