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scrag end

Here at the end, the Scrag would return to his own faith.

Then another scrag slipped out of the water at his back.

There was no trouble about our going among them so long as Scrag did not wind us.

Lust came easily to the Scrag, never more than now.

The fact that they were both Scrags didn't help them in the least.

The only moment of real danger for him came at the very end, as the last Scrag fell to the ground.

But the point is that all of her other team members are, well, Scrags."

Three sorry scrags tried to sneak through on the last shift.

The Scrag did hear the noise, in fact, but he'd already known he was being pursued by someone.

Now, looking at the corpses, the thoughts of the Scrags were not hard to read.

For centuries there have been communities by the scrags of forests.

In any event he might have wakened the long scrag by so doing.

He was right in the midst of the Scrags.

Lyn and Rebecca have a scrag fight in the street.

The Scrag fell back, dying, a look of sheer astonishment on his face.

"i saw scrag yesterday and we had a long talk.

This was definitely the scrag end of the festivities.

What the hell are you doing anyway, letting Scrags into Security?

For that matter, they've already saved my life from other Scrags aboard the space station."

"Do you really know anything about the Scrags?"

He expected what was happening, where the Scrags were still half-paralyzed with shock.

Not one of the Scrags managed so much as a single shot at Jeremy.

For all that they make a cult of their own superhuman nature, the Scrags are nothing more today than a tiny group.

And kill the Scrags while you're at it.

The last missed entirely and boomed a long way off among the circling scrag.

Scrag end is also like the neck in the US.

This was definitely the scrag end of the festivities.

'Two legs, sir, and the best part of the scrag end.

That's scrag ends o' mutton and yesterday's bread.

Scrag end of mutton for weeks.'

Scrag end (of neck)

Scrag end is the name of a cut of lamb and mutton, common in the UK and the Commonwealth.

'Me old man worked maybe three days a week and so we ate mostly quite good, 'cause he'd bring scrag ends and offal 'ome.

There was a time when Poundland was the scrag end of Britain's high street; a place that no one would boast of going into and not many manufacturers wanted to supply.

So Hawk goes to the gate to welcome Ah Wong, and gives him money for food and arranges to meet him later that night in Chinatown, at the scrag end o' the Rocks.

More than once, I discovered Ianthe crying over her potatoes, which had developed blight, or the too-fatty scrag end of lamb that Jo at the butcher's had sold her, thinking he could put one over on the widow.

Writing for Time Out London, David Jenkins gave the film a rating of one star out of six, and called it, "The insight-neutral scrag ends of what feels like ten decent documentaries on censorship, semantics, social policy and broadcasting".