scatty
[ skat-ee ]
/ ˈskæt i /
adjective, scat·ti·er, scat·ti·est. British Informal.
Words nearby scatty
scattered, scattergood, scattering, scattershot, scattersite housing, scatty, scaturient, scaud, scaup, scauper, scaur
Origin of scatty
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Examples from the Web for scatty
"Don't let it bother you, Scatty," returned the impudent Sally.
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British Dictionary definitions for scatty
scatty
/ (ˈskætɪ) /
adjective -tier or -tiest British informal
empty-headed, frivolous, or thoughtless
distracted (esp in drive someone scatty)
Derived forms of scatty
scattily, adverbscattiness, nounWord Origin for scatty
C20: from scatterbrained
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