scrubby (Meaning)
scrubby (s)
sparsely covered with stunted trees or vegetation and underbrush
inferior in size or quality
scrubby (superl.)
Of the nature of scrub; small and mean; stunted in growth; as, a scrubby cur.
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scrubby Sentence Examples
- The rough, scrubby towel exfoliated her skin, leaving it smooth and radiant.
- The scrubby brush effectively removed stubborn stains from the floor tiles.
- The garden hose released a powerful spray that scrubbed away dirt and grime.
- Her scrubby hands reached into the muddy puddle, searching for something she had lost.
- The scrubby sheepdog rolled around in the grass, enjoying the feel of the prickly blades.
- The scrubby surface of the sandstone made it difficult to climb.
- The scrubby tree line provided shelter for wildlife.
- She used a scrubby mitt to wash dishes, leaving them sparkling clean.
- The scrubby sponge absorbed the spilled liquid quickly and efficiently.
- The scrubby dog toy entertained her pet for hours on end.
FAQs About the word scrubby
sparsely covered with stunted trees or vegetation and underbrush, inferior in size or qualityOf the nature of scrub; small and mean; stunted in growth; as, a sc
neglected,dilapidated, tired, desolate, ruined, down-at-the-heels, tumbledown, down-at-heel, tattered, miserable
new, brand-new, fresh, brand-new, kept-up, maintained,new, maintained, kept-up, fresh
The rough, scrubby towel exfoliated her skin, leaving it smooth and radiant.
The scrubby brush effectively removed stubborn stains from the floor tiles.
The garden hose released a powerful spray that scrubbed away dirt and grime.
Her scrubby hands reached into the muddy puddle, searching for something she had lost.
