scroungy

I don't trust that scroungy little dwarf, not for a moment.

She, too had been old and scroungy and worn out all those long years ago.

Although why anyone would want to get in a scroungy old - She heard a shout, so close it made her jump, followed by laughter.

Shanna watched the scroungy assortment of vampires through the window.

He's buried inside it and inside the compelling, scroungy realism of the movie itself.

He, in his own words was chased from the academy after a two-year period like a "scroungy mutt".

There are also several scroungy subsidiary characters whom the movie rejects as if they were organ transplants from another time, place and movie.

"They can always use a breast or a thigh or a leg, but nobody wants the scroungy old neckbones!"

It was Mother and Dad and all four kids and one scroungy dog named Tiny.

At the moment they barely scrape up rent for their scroungy beach bungalow by working as chambermaids at a resort hotel.

The leader-a scrawny looking dwarf with a scroungy beard--ordered a halt.

The scroungy captain waved his arms wildly at Aranur and Gamon.

His scroungy good looks inspire trust: the sad expression, the skinny frame, the great reddish-brown mustache that indicates some reassuring sense of self-worth.

Selquist paled beneath his scroungy beard.

We came to one of those city-type service stations, all fluorescent lights, scroungy blue-jeaned boy pumping gas, German shepherd in the plate glass window.

When Slith started picturing the scroungy bearded, scrawny dwarf slow-roasting over an open fire, the draconian turned and headed for home.

According to "J. F. K.," the conspiracy includes just about everybody up to what are called the Government's highest levels, but nobody in particular can be identified except some members of the scroungy New Orleans-Dallas-Galveston demimonde.

John Wood is very funny as the Archduke Harry, who lusts after Orlando through time, and Heathcote Williams is hilarious as a scroungy Elizabethan poet, who tells nasty tales about his better-known colleagues.

And his slovenly friends (the guys recalls Doug's clique on "King of Queens") are hams of the first rank: Mike Hagerty is the slobbery wiseman Mike, and Jim Norton is the scroungy pot dealer Rich.