scruff

They are grainy, low-resolution black-and-white pictures, more scruff than science.

He was as striking in person as he is on screen—thin, white v-neck t-shirt, two-day scruff, artful bedhead.

At the end of the month, participants, called Mo Bros and their supporters, Mo Sistas, shave their scruff and have a party.

My escort also fell at this bridge, but I caught him by the scruff of the neck, thereby preventing him getting into the water.

Scruff made no attempt to free his forelegs; but sniffed the soup, and finding that nothing happened, began to lap it.

Greta, pulling Scruff's ears, would gaze up at the speakers; when the talk was over, she always shook herself.

The child stood listening; hearing the key turn in the lock, she sank down on the bottom step and took Scruff in her arms.

At a deeper breath from Greta, the little lady put down her basket, and began to pace the lawn, followed dubiously by Scruff.