Scabbing

Synonyms for "scabbing" (181 found)

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Closest matches (37)

blackleg abscess aposteme bed sore birthmark blackhead blain bleb blemish blight blister boil bubo bulla bunion canker canker sore carbuncle chancre chancroid

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check chilblain cicatrix cicatrize close up cold sore

Noun(10 words)

blackleg antimodel bad guy baddie bastard blackguard blacklegger bounder cad coistril

Verb(1 words)

blackleg

Strong matches (54)

comedo crack crater craze crust deface defacement defect deform deformation deformity disfiguration disfigure disfigurement distort distortion effloresce encrust eschar fault

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felon fester festering fever blister fink fistula flash flaw freckle furuncle furunculus gathering granulate gumboil heal heal over hemangioma hemorrhoids hickey incrust incrustation keloid kibe kink knit lentigo lesion

Noun(6 words)

evildoer fustilarian harlot heavy knave knobstick

Verb(1 words)

fink

Related words (90)

Noun(24 words)

lidderon makeshift mischief miscreant ne'er-do-well niding nithing polisson rapscallion rascal rat ratfink rogue scalie scamp scapegrace scoundrel scum scumbag strikebreaker

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thug undesirable varlet villain

loricate mar milium mole needle scar nevus papula papule paronychia parulis pastry shell petechia piecrust pile piles pimple pit pock pockmark polyp

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Verb(1 words)

rat

Adjective(1 words)

ununionized

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3 relation types

form of

1 entries

scab

is a

1 entries

healing

related to

1 entries

scab

Sample sentences

2 total sentences available.

Tatoeba + Wiktionary

His belly button piercing started scabbing up.

Source: tatoeba (8500062)

His belly button hole started scabbing up.

Source: tatoeba (8500063)

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