scrabbly

• Adjetivo raro e pouco usado no inglês moderno, significando textura áspera, irregular ou rugosa, ou som raspante, rangente ou estridente.

An obsolete adjective meaning rough, uneven, or scratchy in texture or sound; rarely used in modern English.

1. Sparsely vegetatedC1informal

   Describing an area that is thinly covered with stunted trees, bushes, or undergrowth.

   Escanhoado

   • The scrabbly hillside offered little shelter from the wind.
   • They hiked through scrabbly terrain dotted with small, twisted pines.
   • The scrabbly landscape was a challenge for the farmers.

   Sinônimosbarebarrenbleakharshpoorsparsestuntedthinwaste

   Antônimoslushluxuriantverdant