scrag in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for scrag in the English»Spanish Dictionary

scrag end, scrag [Am ˌskræɡ ˈɛnd, Brit ˈskraɡ ɛnd] N U Brit

scrag end

pescuezo m

Translations for scrag in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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scrag in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for scrag in the English»Spanish Dictionary

scrag [skræg] VB trans -gg-

1. scrag (kill):

scrag

ahorcar

2. scrag inf (mistreat):

scrag

maltratar

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

She was particularly devoted to scrag-end of mutton, which conjured up visions that we were dining off a particularly boot-faced old schoolmistress.

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Their descriptions of scrag whales are a match for gray whales.

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The coloration of a scrag runs from blue-green to olive, and its forelimbs are shorter and weaker than ordinary trolls.

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A saltwater scrag as thick and heavily scaled skin, and some of them are intelligent enough to further protect themselves with armor made of shells and sharkskin or similar substances.

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Most of the week we lived on potatoes, bread and dripping and scrag-end meat if it was available.

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For the character's appearance he wore a ripped and dirty frock, a scrag wig and carried an old mop and bucket which he borrowed from home.

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It seemed almost every spare piece of dirt was used for some kind of rugby field, or at least a space for some scrag rugby.

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First, a sorry piece of scrag end arrived and sat, congealing, in the bowl.

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Their role is to shut down, follow, run with, mark and sometimes scrag (illegally hold) their chosen opponent.

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The bigger players are used to going high where they can scrag (attackers).

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