scabby in Latin
scabby in Latin is scaber — scabby means covered in scabs, or affected by a skin condition that causes them.
scabby in Latin
scaber
Affected with scabs; full of scabs.
What does "scabby" mean?
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adj Covered in scabs, or affected by a skin condition that causes them.
"The dog's scabby ears needed a trip to the vet."
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adj Informal: shabby, mean, or of poor quality.
"He complained about the scabby wages the company paid."
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scabby in a sentence
- The dog's scabby ears needed a trip to the vet.
- He complained about the scabby wages the company paid.
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What is "scabby" in Latin?
"scabby" in Latin is scaber. scabby means: Covered in scabs, or affected by a skin condition that causes them.
How do you use "scabby" in a sentence?
Example: "The dog's scabby ears needed a trip to the vet." In Latin, "scabby" is scaber.
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