- scroungy
- adjective (scroungier; -est) Date: circa 1960 being shabby, dirty, or unkempt
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
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scroungy — [skroun′jē] adj. scroungier, scroungiest Slang shabby, dirty, unkempt, etc. scrounginess n … English World dictionary
scroungy — /skrown jee/, adj., scroungier, scroungiest. 1. given to or characterized by scrounging. 2. shabby or slovenly: scroungy clothes. [SCROUNGE + Y1] * * * … Universalium
scroungy — scroung•y [[t]ˈskraʊn dʒi[/t]] adj. scroung•i•er, scroung•i•est 1) cvb shabby or slovenly: scroungy clothes[/ex] 2) cvb given to scrounging … From formal English to slang
scroungy — adjective dirty or shabby … Wiktionary
scroungy — scroun·gy … English syllables
scroungy — ˈskrau̇njē adjective ( er/ est) Etymology: perhaps blend of scraggly and grungy (herein) : having a shabby, dirty, or unkempt look or quality … Useful english dictionary
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