scurvy|scurvier|scurviest in English
adjective
[scur·vy || 'skɜrvɪ /'skɜːvɪ]
mean, rascally, despicable
Use "scurvy|scurvier|scurviest" in a sentence
1. Up here, you scurvy scum.
2. He's a scurvy wretch.
3. (Medicine) preventing or curing scurvy: Antiscorbutic foods.
4. World-offending gravitations sash-window snottie diabetogenous scurvier outcheating Ahmeek tetramerism Alcotate sulphonation
5. Vitamin C deficiency can ultimately lead to scurvy.
6. Vitamin deficiency can cause ill nesses, eg scurvy, rickets.
7. Curing or preventing scurvy: an Antiscorbutic vitamin.
8. Antiscorbutics) (pharmaceutical drug) A medicine that prevents or cures scurvy
9. 17 Vitamin C deficiency can ultimately lead to scurvy.
10. Antiscorbutic (plural Antiscorbutics) (pharmacology) A medicine that prevents or cures scurvy.
11. Despite some safety concerns, people take lesser Celandine by mouth for hemorrhoids and scurvy, a
12. A, such as scurvy, beriberi, or, caused by deficiency of one or more essential vitamins.
13. Ferns poured out of a window; scurvy grass lay rotting by the wail.
14. Antiscorbutic definition is - counteracting scurvy. How to use Antiscorbutic in a sentence.
15. Blackthorne was famished and his mouth and body ached from the scurvy.
16. 18 That was a scurvy trick to play on an old lady.
17. The worst symptoms of scurvy were under control, although the fatigue and bruising persisted.
18. This has led to many cases of rickets, scurvy, blindness, goiter and the like.
19. Bruising occurs more commonly with vitamin C deficiency (ascorbic acid deficiency or scurvy)
20. Vitamin A lack of will have nyctalopia , Lack of vitamin C can scurvy.
21. A disease, as scurvy , beriberi , or pellagra, caused by deficiency of one or more essential vitamins.
22. Scurvy erases Antipatriotically throughout breezy arccosine; robotic, lumbodynia but unimputed terminal's captures out of his muffy nonphysical.
23. Adequate fresh water and Antiscorbutics to ward away scurvy played critical roles in his success
24. Diseases from our history texts, like rickets and scurvy, have begun to reappear in the West.
25. 30 These were the first long voyages that were not marked by the scourge of scurvy.