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mangey

American  
[meyn-jee] / ˈmeɪn dʒi /

adjective

mangier, mangiest
  1. a less common variant of mangy.


mangey British  
/ ˈmeɪndʒɪ /

adjective

  1. a variant spelling of mangy

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And, draped in his colorful military cape and now somewhat mangey, lion's mane crown, the shamanic G�tatch�w M�kurya would catch the eye in any age, a Sun Ra for the Horn of Africa and beyond.

From Time Magazine Archive

Well, we had six or seven mangey harriers and beagles belonging to the house, I'll allow, and had had them for years, and that the Doctor put them down.

From Tom Brown's School Day's by Hughes, Thomas

The very stuffed beasts, perched above old Dicky's shop, had got to look real mangey and mouldy.

From The Mark Of Cain by Lang, Andrew

You probably been currying that mangey old horse of yours before you went to milking," Hetty snorted, "and tasted his cancerous old hide on your fingers.

From Make Mine Homogenized by Freas, Kelly

The chairs were piled with soft blue chiffons, dainty white under-garments, and plumed hats and mangey furs.

From Peggy Parsons a Hampton Freshman by Sharp, Annabel