scrag [брит. skraɡ, америк. skræɡ] СУЩ.
2. scrag (thin person):
- scrag
- maigrichon м.
| I | scrag |
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| you | scrag |
| he/she/it | scrags |
| we | scrag |
| you | scrag |
| they | scrag |
| I | scragged |
|---|---|
| you | scragged |
| he/she/it | scragged |
| we | scragged |
| you | scragged |
| they | scragged |
| I | have | scragged |
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| you | have | scragged |
| he/she/it | has | scragged |
| we | have | scragged |
| you | have | scragged |
| they | have | scragged |
| I | had | scragged |
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| you | had | scragged |
| he/she/it | had | scragged |
| we | had | scragged |
| you | had | scragged |
| they | had | scragged |
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The coloration of a scrag runs from blue-green to olive, and its forelimbs are shorter and weaker than ordinary trolls.
en.wikipedia.org She was particularly devoted to scrag-end of mutton, which conjured up visions that we were dining off a particularly boot-faced old schoolmistress.
www.telegraph.co.uk He was his own leftover, the spat-out scrag.
www.huffingtonpost.co.uk For the character's appearance he wore a ripped and dirty frock, a scrag wig and carried an old mop and bucket which he borrowed from home.
en.wikipedia.org Their role is to shut down, follow, run with, mark and sometimes scrag (illegally hold) their chosen opponent.
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