scabby
IPA: skˈæbi
adjective
- Affected with scabs; full of scabs.
- Diseased with the scab, or mange; mangy.
- (printing) Having a blotched, uneven appearance.
- Injured by the attachment of barnacles to the carapace of a shell.
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Examples of "scabby" in Sentences
- They'd holler at you and call you "scabby" and things like that.
- Please, do NOT recommend some place to get my hair done, there's not enough left on me to cover a scabby gerbil.
- "The sheep get scabby from a microbe under the skin, which causes them to itch fearfully, and they lose their wool."
- President Obama will do what the people want, not what the repugs want. btw dnfp, go suck a big fat, scabby, purple dic, you f0ucking clown.
- As Berk withdrew his hand he picked away the scabby tissue that had surrounded the projectile, and within moments he could feel her innards healing the way they were designed to.
- The town at their base could have been mistaken for the sprawling, rectilinear remains of an ancient Near Eastern city: low, scabby white stone walls separating sand drifts and mounds of rubble.
- Our last visit was to the Dip, and it was only a short one, for it seemed a cruel process; unfortunately, this fine station is in technical parlance "scabby," and although of course great precautions are taken, still some 10,000 sheep had an ominous large
- At this point, McCain is like some bloody-thighed heroin addict crawling around in shit and garbage because he can't find anyone to give his pathetic ass a fix, the kind of scabby bitch you wouldn't let blow you, but you might say, "Hey, eat this bug and I'll give you a buck," and that motherfucker'd do it.
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