Pronunciation: /ˈskrʌbi/
adjective an adjective is a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun. In this case, 'scrubby' describes something that is covered in or consisting of scrub, or something that is inferior or shabby in quality.
A1 The scrubby brush was used to clean the kitchen sink.
A2 She found a scrubby towel to dry her hands.
B1 The scrubby area behind the house was overgrown with weeds.
B2 The scrubby appearance of the old building made it clear that it hadn't been maintained for years.
C1 Despite its scrubby exterior, the restaurant had delicious food.
C2 The scrubby landscape stretched out for miles, with only a few hardy plants surviving in the harsh environment.
formal The scrubby brush was used to clean the delicate surface.
informal I grabbed a scrubby sponge to clean up the mess in the kitchen.
slang I found a scrubby old towel to wipe down the table.
figurative The scrubby appearance of the garden reflected neglect and disrepair.
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