scatty

She was scatty enough to have one and not use it.

She was scatty but on court became a different kind of person.

I play a very kind of scatty person, but it's well received.

Scatty grinned, stepped forward, and held out his hand to help her down from the platform.

A novel scatty yet dense, as when events are badly related in real life.

And I explained about the reversed scores for winning, which produced scatty results.

Yet there's nothing untidy or scatty about her, is there?"

He said to himself, "I'm getting as scatty as everyone else around here.

Scatty put a finger to his lips and pointed at a drawn curtain.

Even by July, the recordings were "scatty" and "thrown together."

The third sister is more scatty, more localised, does not seem to have known the girl as well.

Monroe described Marlene as a bit scatty and always on for a scam or a bet.

He was scatty, there was no use denying it.

Laura smiled to herself as she thought about her scatty cousin and her husband, who never seemed to have his feet on the ground either.

I know, you're as scatty as mummy you are!

They may be scatty, unrealistic and clumsy, hopeless with money and unreliable.

And at last it seems that if you don't get on and do it, you'll go scatty.

His opponent said, "You're as scatty as a viper tonight, what's the matter?"

But there's a wonderfully scatty English attitude where people who have it think it's really funny that they don't know how to use things."

Although undoubtedly good at her job, she's very scatty and liable to get stressed at the drop of a hat.

Apologies if its a little scatty.

Scatty wanted to have a wake for his nephew, and I thought, Why not include Spock?

All that scatty hair flying about.

An ordinary rather scatty old lady.

Too scatty for her age.