scruffily
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scruff·y
(skrŭf′ē)adj. scruff·i·er, scruff·i·est
1. Shabby; untidy.
2. Chiefly British Scaly; scabby.
[From obsolete scruff, scurf, variant of scurf; see scurf.]
scruff′i·ly adv.
scruff′i·ness n.
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scruffily
(ˈskrʌfɪlɪ)adv
in an unkempt or shabby fashion
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scruffily
adv (inf) → schlampig (inf)
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