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scrappy
1[skrap-ee]
scrappy
2[skrap-ee]
adjective
inclined to fight, argue, or compete; aggressive: Having to defend itself against a giant corporation gave the new company a reputation as a scrappy contender.
Badgers are such scrappy fighters that coyotes will team up with them out of fear of being eaten by them.
Having to defend itself against a giant corporation gave the new company a reputation as a scrappy contender.
having or showing spirit and determination, especially in spite of obstacles.
This era formed dozens of legends—strong-willed, scrappy survivors whose faith in their cause was unshakable.
scrappy
1/ ˈskræpɪ /
adjective
fragmentary; disjointed
scrappy
2/ ˈskræpɪ /
adjective
informal, pugnacious
Other Word Forms
- scrappily adverb
- scrappiness noun
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
And the American roster was made up of a bunch of scrappy collegians who beat the odds with a mix of grit, discipline and hard work.
The Panthers, who defeated the Edmonton Oilers 5-1 in Tuesday’s Game 6 to repeat as champions, don’t exactly shy away from their scrappy reputation.
Their goal in their personal work is to combine theme park-like art direction with scrappy, budget-friendly immersive theater, a term that typically denotes some level of active participation on the part of the guest.
Callum: I hope Martin doesn't think he's off the hook because of one scrappy result.
Some of the best scenes in the five episodes of “The Lowdown” made available for preview feature father and daughter working as a scrappy team, with Lee slowly winning her trust and partnership.
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