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scattiness

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scattiness [ˈskætɪnɪs] N (Brit) → ligereza f de cascos, atolondramiento m
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Her friends and supporters, meanwhile, describe a woman whose academic prowess - she has a degree in linguistics - is at odds with occasional scattiness.
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They trot after him, shaking their heads at his scattiness.
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