scabby in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for scabby in the English»French Dictionary

scabby [Brit ˈskabi, Am ˈskæbi] ADJ

1. scabby skin:

scabby

couvert de croûtes fpl

2. scabby animal, plant:

scabby

attaqué par la gale

3. scabby (nasty):

scabby inf

moche inf

Translations for scabby in the French»English Dictionary

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galeux (galeuse) éruption

scabby

galeux (galeuse) mouton

scabby

scabby in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for scabby in the English»French Dictionary

scabby <-ier, -iest> [ˈskæbi] ADJ

1. scabby (having scabs):

scabby

couvert(e) de croûtes

2. scabby ZOOL:

scabby

galeux(-euse)

3. scabby Irish, Scot inf (loathsome):

scabby

méprisable

Translations for scabby in the French»English Dictionary

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teigneux (-euse)

scabby

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English

The exanthem became rough and scabby where there was no ulceration.

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Some even have scabby burns on their cheeks from the harmful chemicals used to strip the skin of pigmentation.

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Cats with food allergies constantly itch their red, hairless, and scabby skin.

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There has been an outbreak of scabby mouth disease in lambs.

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The color is yellowish brown, and it is densely covered with yellowish to light ochraceous scabby warts, which are arranged in almost regular concentric rings.

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I only really realised afterwards it was scabby and ridiculous.

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A scabby, inky portrait that's been punched into someone's skin with a needle is a harsh mirror.

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There's only one thing worse than a liar, and it's a scabby liar.

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Older ewes could still get scabby mouth but the severe disease tends to be more prevalent in younger animals because of their weaker immune status.

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Its common name is scabby pelt.

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