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[ UK /skˈæbi/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. covered with scabs

How To Use scabby In A Sentence

  • The boy was wearing some black board shorts, showing off the child's scabby knees.
  • Feeding by the chigger creates scabby, reddish lesions that require two to three weeks to heal after the engorged mites leave the bird.
  • He then proceeded to roll up his trouser leg and show me his very scabby leg.
  • I'm just finding it a little difficult to assess because anything scabby with that much fur tends to look much worse than it probably is.
  • Modi’s office is on an upper floor of a massive, scabby-faced ministry building in Gandhinagar, the planned city of government workers north of Ahmedabad that is a monument to the flawed architectural schemes of formerly socialist India. India’s New Face
  • When Mickey's body is found, half eaten by dogs, things take a more serious turn, at least for Jill, and the suspects, older literary types, who tend to be pompous and full of their own self importance, are a scabby bunch.
  • Sloppy jeans, baggy top, red and sore nose, black bags under my eyes and scabby skin all courtesy of the cold virus.
  • It just exists to keep guitar sales up and basements full of scabby punks pissing their days away into a bucket marked ‘excess’.
  • And while you might pet a stray dog and accidentally touch a scabby sore or some other yuck, the rabies fears seemed unsubstantiated and the cities haven't taken to rounding up the lot for the public safety.
  • She guides your hand to touch the scabby scar that snakes across her head.
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