Scroggy

Scrog´gy


a.1.Abounding in scrog; also, twisted; stunted.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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R.'s 'Garibaldi and His Men', which is especially notable in setting a poem on Garibaldi to a Jacobite song, giving one verse as epigraph, 'It's up yon heathery mountain / And doon yon scroggy glen / We daurna gang a milking / For Charlie and his men'.
"That's how it all started really." The lads have also taken on Pru Scroggy. Pru is from Australia and has worked at some of the best restaurants in Sydney so she's helping to put a quirky stamp on the place.
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But the second period proved a different matter as Jamie Riley's hat-trickwas added to by Lee Reece, Carl Scroggy and Gary Flood in a convincing 6-0win for Oasis.
Skrogg was a lean carcass and scroggy could mean stunted, dwarfed or shriveled."
((Summer/Fall 1997), he mentioned that you always had an ear for voices, and mentioned as an example that early story "Jim Scroggy" with the character Fire Watcher.
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