scabby

Throughout are the rough, scabby pulls of one color over another.

But in the years she was a woman her voice was scabby?

We sat on the scabby trunk of a fallen tree.

"Men's faces are scabby," is what she apparently told him.

"Now then, scabby skin, just imagine if we had been an army?

He could feel a scabby eruption the size of a golf ball.

You could look right into the red, scabby channel. '

The kid glanced down at his scabby knees and grinned.

He looked down at his hands, which were covered in blood, drying now to a dull, scabby brown.

Some fall down on already scabby faces and are patched together in the medical tent.

They don't want the ones with scabby knees and hair sticking up.

I don't look at the face, only at the scabby hand.

I grabbed his scabby wrists and turned them over.

I could get free just enough to survey the scabby remnants of my drifting coffin.

Want to manure the whole place over, scabby soil.

They both gasped when they saw my ugly, scabby face.

Did you read about the scabby little bureaucrat who wanted them to sue me?"

No doubt meant to strike fear into the hearts of your scabby little followers.

It seemed that even after all those years, it was still always getting scabby and weeping.

There's no room for scabby sheep in our pen.

At the age of six, I had to walk 5 km to and from the nearest primary school, going in scabby clothes.

The priest rubbed at his only eye with a scabby knuckle.

He rolled over and faced the scabby tin wall, waiting for inspiration.

But its leaves make a fine poultice for scabby sheep."

You know how old Shleckner had all those big scabby things on his face?