mangy Antonyms
Meaning of mangy
mangy (s)
having many worn or threadbare spots in the nap
mangy (superl.)
Infected with the mange; scabby.
mangy Sentence Examples
- The stray cat was a pitiful sight, its fur matted and mangy.
- The dog's mangy coat was a testament to its poor health.
- The mangy wolf prowled the forest, its hunger evident in its gaunt frame.
- The mangy horse stood in its stall, its ribs showing through its skin.
- The mangy sheep was isolated from the others, its fleece disheveled and foul-smelling.
- The mangy fox curled up in a corner of the den, its once-lustrous coat now dull and matted.
- The mangy raccoon rummaged through the trash, its scavenging a desperate attempt to survive.
- The mangy bird hopped on a branch, its feathers disheveled and its eyes dull.
- The mangy squirrel chattered angrily, its tail twitching nervously.
- The mangy animal was a sad reminder of the harshness of nature and the vulnerability of all living creatures.
FAQs About the word mangy
having many worn or threadbare spots in the napInfected with the mange; scabby.
neglected, scruffy,dilapidated, tired, miserable, desolate, down-at-the-heel, tatty, dumpy, sleazy
fresh, fresh, maintained, kept-up, brand-new, new, kept-up, maintained, brand-new,new
The stray cat was a pitiful sight, its fur matted and mangy.
The dog's mangy coat was a testament to its poor health.
The mangy wolf prowled the forest, its hunger evident in its gaunt frame.
The mangy horse stood in its stall, its ribs showing through its skin.
