Use of the word mangy in a sentence example

mangy

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A mangy dog. [adjective]

Long term, it 's a mangy, flea bitten, lousy dog. [adjective]

'And that do I e'en; would you have me wish him to die on a bundle of wet straw in yon den of his, like a mangy tyke. [adjective]

Mangy ravenous brute sniffing and sneezing all round the place and scratching his scabs. [adjective]

This was not a mangy or vicious creature standing before him, but a breathtakingly beautiful, gigantic wolf. [Please select]

They held up the prize-winner, who was _not_ a tortoise, and was mangy. [Please select]

"Your mangy collie trampled the rest of it, when he ran down here at us." [Please select]

Only yesterday some man brought a lot of mangy, long-eared canines. [Please select]

Oh--don't mind MY feelings--call me a mangy monkey--I've tried hard enough to look like one. [Please select]

What do you want for the mangy old monkey in the third hutch from the end. [Please select]

'Mangy young monkey yourself,' said he; 'get along with your blooming cheek.' [Please select]

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