scarecrowish Synonyms
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scarecrowish Meaning
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scarecrowish (s)
resembling a scarecrow in being thin and ragged
scarecrowish Sentence Examples
- The scarecrowish figure stood forlornly in the field, its straw-filled limbs hanging limply.
- The man's tall and lanky frame, with its tattered clothes and unkempt hair, gave him a scarecrowish appearance.
- The old woman's arthritic body had become scarecrowish, her movements creaky and awkward.
- The clown's oversized shoes and brightly colored outfit made him look comically scarecrowish.
- The abandoned house had a scarecrowish air, its crumbling walls and boarded-up windows giving it an eerie presence.
- The scarecrowish figure stumbled through the fog, its arms outstretched as if grasping for something.
- The scarecrowish child stared blankly at the world, its eyes devoid of any emotion.
- The tree's bare branches and spindly trunk gave it a distinctly scarecrowish silhouette.
- The scarecrowish old man sat on the park bench, his wrinkled face and vacant gaze telling a story of a long and lonely life.
- The abandoned car, with its rusted body and shattered windshield, had a scarecrowish look, as if it had been left to rot in the elements.
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resembling a scarecrow in being thin and ragged
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The scarecrowish figure stood forlornly in the field, its straw-filled limbs hanging limply.
The man's tall and lanky frame, with its tattered clothes and unkempt hair, gave him a scarecrowish appearance.
The old woman's arthritic body had become scarecrowish, her movements creaky and awkward.
The clown's oversized shoes and brightly colored outfit made him look comically scarecrowish.
