scragginess


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scrag·gy

 (skrăg′ē)
adj. scrag·gi·er, scrag·gi·est
1. Jagged; rough: scraggy cliffs.
2. Bony and lean: a scraggy cat.
scrag′gi·ly adv.
scrag′gi·ness n.
Translations
نَحافَةٌ بِدون جاذِبِيَّه
hubenost
magerhed
òaî aî vera horaîur í útliti
cılızlıksıskalık

scragginess

[ˈskrægɪnɪs] N → flaqueza f

scragginess

n → Magerkeit f; (of meat) → minderwertige Qualität, Sehnigkeit f

scraggy

(ˈskrӕgi) adjective
unattractively thin. a scraggy neck.
ˈscragginess noun
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