scranny (Meaning)
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scranny (a.)
Thin; lean; meager; scrawny; scrannel.
Synonyms & Antonyms of scranny
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scranny Sentence Examples
- The scranny dog cowered in the corner, its ribs protruding through its thin fur.
- The scranny old man had weathered countless winters, his skin wrinkled and his bones fragile.
- The scranny tree stood tall against the wind, its leaves withered and its branches bare.
- The scranny fields were barren and desolate, the soil cracked and devoid of life.
- The scranny building was a testament to forgotten times, its walls crumbling and its windows shattered.
- The scranny cat slinked through the alley, its eyes glowing with hunger.
- The scranny woman had known hardship her entire life, etched into her thin face and weary body.
- The scranny horse stood patiently in the field, its muscles twitching and its bones showing.
- The scranny mountain loomed over the town, its jagged peaks piercing the sky.
- The scranny river snaked through the valley, its banks lined with withered reeds and parched earth.
FAQs About the word scranny
Thin; lean; meager; scrawny; scrannel.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The scranny dog cowered in the corner, its ribs protruding through its thin fur.
The scranny old man had weathered countless winters, his skin wrinkled and his bones fragile.
The scranny tree stood tall against the wind, its leaves withered and its branches bare.
The scranny fields were barren and desolate, the soil cracked and devoid of life.
