Scabs is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCABS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SCAB, to become covered with a crust over a healing wound
• become encrusted or covered with a scab or scabs
• act or work as a scab.
• scrounge.
NOUN:
• a dry, rough protective crust that forms over a cut or wound during healing.
• mange or a similar skin disease in animals.
• any of a number of fungal diseases of plants in which rough patches develop, especially on apples and potatoes.
• a person or thing regarded with contempt.
• a person who refuses to strike or join a trade union or who takes the place of a striking worker.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to become covered with a scab (a crust that forms over a healing wound)

Words related to SCABS

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How to use SCABS in a sentence

• Scabs form, the patches extend, or come out on other parts of the body, head, legs, belly, or sides.
• He is no more generous with his energy than the chattel slave and the convict laborer, who, by the way, are the almost perfect scabs.
• And it is patent that there would be no capitalist scabs if there were not more capital than there is work for capital to do.
• This reduced the purchasing power of the unorganized laborers, and, in point of fact, reduced their wages and made them greater scabs.
• And in the face of all this, they are as colossal scabs as the United States is a colossal scab.
• For all of their boasted unions and high labor ideals, they are about the most thoroughgoing scabs on the planet.
• It is upon his brother laborers overseas that the American laborer most outrageously scabs.
• With rare exceptions, all the people in the world are scabs.
• The superior workman scabs upon the inferior workman because he is so constituted and cannot help it.
• It is for the same reason that one country scabs upon another.
• The few scabs who sold fish in the market only made sore those unable to buy.
• At first small and gray in color, increasing until head is covered with scabs.
• After that, soldiers or scabs may come and bake bread.
• Most of the camels were turned out at once to graze off the unappetizing-looking thorns, sparse and dusty, that peppered the field of view like scabs on a yellow skin.
• Women have been called the scabs of the labor world.
• The scabs of the labor world are becoming the co-workers instead of the competitors of men.
• In general the latter present a most lamentable appearance, with faces covered with scabs and sores, on which a quantity of flies are continually settling.
• The plant regiment was mustered and the Cosmos mercenaries and scabs were made ready.
• Not the fighting cast of Air Trust slaves, these, but the anaemic chemists and experimenters and clerical workers, scabs, to a man.

Similar words containing SCAB without suffix s

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