scabby Definition
scabby (skab′ē)
adjective -·bier, -·bi·est
- covered with or consisting of scabs
- diseased with scab
- low; base; mean
scabby Related Forms
scab′·bily adverb
scab′·bi·ness noun
scabby Synonyms
scabby Usage Examples
Preposition: on
outside: But it whistled, consumed vast quantities of electricity and was scabby on the outside.
Modifies a noun
- lesion: We do get the occasional attack of orf, which results in a scabby lesion around the mouth of a lamb.
- face: Ship Cruise Ahead lunch was scabby faces of the amazing grace.
- sheep: There's no room for scabby sheep in our pen.
- disease: Scabby mouth disease is not a danger to public health, and the sheep had ALL BEEN INJECTED TO PREVENT THE DISEASE!
- mouth: If you have a ' Wire Biter ' with scabby mouth you will have to modify his housing.
- bastard: You're tarred and feathered with the rest of the scabby bastards.
Used with adjective complement
look: Everyone's looking scabby - Mike's burned, as is everyone, except me and Doug.

