Scrubby is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCRUBBY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• inferior in size or quality
• covered with scrub
• sparsely covered with stunted trees or vegetation and underbrush
• low or stunted, as seen in some kinds of trees.
• consisting of or covered with scrub or small stunted trees and brush.

Words related to SCRUBBY

scrubbier15 scrubbiest16 scrubbily18 scrubbiness17 scrubbinesses19

How to use SCRUBBY in a sentence

• Since they were in a country of scrubby brush they moved cautiously to prevent an ambush.
• We then entered a level scrubby plain, extending from the Victoria Range to the sea.
• The school was situated on a wild scrubby hill, and the teacher boarded with a resident a mile from it.
• Georgie felt ashamed of her papa, recollecting his crumpled old hat, and his scrubby chin.
• Good grass is scanty, and the endless leagues of sparse, scrubby forest render it exceedingly difficult to find the animals when they wander.
• Our march continued through the same type of high, nearly level upland, covered with scanty, scrubby forest.
• The island does not afford a tree or a blade of grass, but only wretched scrubby bushes.
• Nevertheless, she glanced somewhat anxiously around as she hurried onward, especially so where the bushes and scrubby trees stood the thickest.
• There was no trail to guide him, and it was with much difficulty that he made his way through the forest, which was here thick and scrubby.
• The latter they did not again see until they had scrambled over a series of jagged rocks, and plowed their way through a tangle of scrubby bushes and trees.
• Above it and below stretched the rough hillside, covered with scrubby bushes and weeds.
• The country we saw today was very scrubby with the exception of some thinly wooded patches near the creek we left.
• All signs of human life had disappeared from the distant banks of the river and the bow of the canoe faced a gray-blue flood emerging from a wilderness of scrubby trees.
• There were many little Jewish children, with glittering eyes, naked feet, bare scrubby heads and white faces.
• They were to take their lunch, and spend the day on the beach, or in the scrubby woods, not far away, taking to a boat if they felt so inclined.
• The hill-side is covered with a short, scrubby rough-leafed plant, about a foot and a-half high.
• The duke grabbed at his scrubby little moustache and held on to it firmly.
• She is soon surrounded by a group of scrubby children, who watch her with eyes full of curiosity and wonder.
• Nothing at all was to be found in the few scrubby fields about the well now choked with masses of the insects.
• Many a scrubby lot of horses had turned out well upon acquaintance, and some I had found hard to part with at the end of trips.
• We got into a region of oak thickets, small saplings, scrubby, close together, but beautiful with their autumn-tinted leaves.
• The road lay through low-lying land, with scrubby trees.
• He and I lived to my recognition of him as a wizened, scrubby, middle-aged man, but remained good friends after the romance was over.
• Vegetation was scant, the sage-brush grew close and scrubby, even the brilliant cactus flowers seemed to have abandoned the valley to its fate.
• She ran swiftly, her lantern throwing its beam across the scrubby inequalities of ground, but for her there was no need of its beacon.

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