mangy in Irish
mangy in Irish is gearbach — mangy means suffering from mange, or looking as scruffy and patchy as an animal with it.
mangy in Irish
gearbach
Afflicted, or looking as if afflicted, with mange.
What does "mangy" mean?
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adj Suffering from mange, or looking as scruffy and patchy as an animal with it.
"A mangy dog wandered around the market looking for scraps."
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adj Shabby, worn-out, or run-down.
"They finally threw out the mangy old couch."
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mangy in a sentence
- A mangy dog wandered around the market looking for scraps.
- They finally threw out the mangy old couch.
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What is "mangy" in Irish?
"mangy" in Irish is gearbach. mangy means: Suffering from mange, or looking as scruffy and patchy as an animal with it.
How do you use "mangy" in a sentence?
Example: "A mangy dog wandered around the market looking for scraps." In Irish, "mangy" is gearbach.
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