scurrier

scurrier

or

scurriour

n
obsolete a scout
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Yes, Barry's form has been far superior to the much-maligned Manchester United scurrier, and only Yaya Toure and Jordan Henderson can claim better passing accuracy in the Premier League this term.
Strachan was an attacking runner, a hurrier and scurrier who could pass as well, the key operator in the middle of the park.
Old Ryan Giggs has probably got calcified hernias with more topflight miles on the clock than the Argentine scurrier.
The good news for fun-lovers is that means the visitors face a mustscore test, with the possibility of wide open spaces emerging for England scurriers.
Albert Costa of Spain is one of the scurriest scurriers around, but he was close to being scurried out of it by Austria's Markus Hipfl.