scraggy

/ˈskræɡi/
adjective
  1. Thin and bony, often with rough or uneven skin or fur; looking underfed or unhealthy.
    • The scraggy dog had ribs showing through its matted fur.
    • After the long illness, he looked scraggy and weak.
    • A scraggy old goat grazed on the rocky hillside.
  2. Rough, uneven, or jagged in texture or shape, especially describing land or objects.
    • The scraggy rocks made the path difficult to walk on.
    • They climbed the scraggy cliffs with careful steps.
    • An old scraggy fence bordered the field.
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