Most pathetic were their hairless neck, so long, bent and clumsy, caning out like scraggy, disconcerted dragons.
The boats painted in yellow, crimson, and white that Bob in the water could belong to any scraggy Mediterranean coast.
They gobbled salads and tore at scraggy chicken, played CARDS raucously together and pampered each other's children, until the afternoon lunch-break lulled them into sleep.
There was not a leaf on the row of trees in front which stood staring at the sky with their scraggy snow-covered branches — a sight which chilled my very bones.
