Noun:

ఊపిరాడక గాలి, వేడి తరంగం, తేమ,

scruffiness's Usage Examples:

Globs of gold and short, sharp suits have ceded to bagginess, scruffiness, second-hand and ethnic clothes.

59 Operational Training Unit, but his scruffiness and unruly pet dog did not endear him to the commanding officer, Group.

in Patton"s quarters in Luxembourg, where Patton complained about the scruffiness of the characters and blamed Mauldin for disrespecting the army and "trying.

Rio, and wonderfully [Pete] Waterman, but the lack of posing—her sheer scruffiness—makes it the first credible "80s pop record since ABC"s The Lexicon of.

He is a long, thin, bald old man with a tendency towards scruffiness, generally found in a worn old tweed jacket and trousers that bag at.

Lancashire"s captain, Nigel Howard had been prepared to overlook Parr"s scruffiness and laid-back approach, but for the 1954 season Cyril Washbrook succeeded.

is a great producer, but again, "9" was completely sucked dry of any scruffiness and all that beautiful space.

challenge to our favorite misattribution, and the political context of scruffiness".

At Blackpool, he was reprimanded for scruffiness, and complained that a part of his pay was being taken away for a "sports.

Yet for all of the scruffiness, rough edges and half-baked ideas, the game works brilliantly where it.

rambunctious bars give this feel-good smash just the right amount of scruffiness.

Evans) – The senior Italian officer in a POW camp who tries to defend the scruffiness and general laziness of the Italian detainees.