scratchy

The rebels said so, in their scratchy broadcasts from across the border.

I stood it while he stuffed my pockets, but rebelled when he tried to poke the prickly, scratchy things inside my shirt.

Now I could distinctly hear a sound of whispering, and something slithered over the panels, with a rasping, scratchy noise.

The execution of the work is not of a very high order, but is rather irregular and scratchy.

One old man being asked why he liked the vicar, made answer as follows: "Why, 'cos he be so scratchy after souls."

We stood there in friendly silence, while the feeble minstrel sheltered in Antonia's hair went on with its scratchy chirp.