scruffy in Portuguese
scruffy in Portuguese is desgrenhado — scruffy means untidy or shabby in appearance.
scruffy in Portuguese
desgrenhado
Untidy in appearance; scrubby; shabby.
What does "scruffy" mean?
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adj Untidy or shabby in appearance.
"And I will think of my father, sun-baked, scruffy and far from home, stalking the wilds of Clapham Common, saved from a dinner of roasted aesculin by people who knew the importance of making someone feel at home."
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scruffy in a sentence
- And I will think of my father, sun-baked, scruffy and far from home, stalking the wilds of Clapham Common, saved from a dinner of roasted aesculin by people who knew the importance of making someone feel at home.
- He showed up in a scruffy t-shirt and jeans.
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What is "scruffy" in Portuguese?
"scruffy" in Portuguese is desgrenhado. scruffy means: Untidy or shabby in appearance.
How do you use "scruffy" in a sentence?
Example: "He showed up in a scruffy t-shirt and jeans." In Portuguese, "scruffy" is desgrenhado.
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