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scarred

[skahrd] / skɑrd /




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I noticed Old Joseph’s hands were calloused and scarred, as knobby as tree bark.

From Literature

McVay says that a lot, which is a good thing, because the Rams might leave this weekend as the most scarred team still in the playoffs.

From Los Angeles Times

While the Bay Area faces King Tide flooding, Southern California braces for debris flows in burn scarred areas.

From Los Angeles Times

They escaped the evil clutches of the gross neighbor kid next door, fled a toy collector’s plastic prison and even avoided an incinerator in one scene that scarred countless children around the world.

From Salon

Heavy rain from an atmospheric river system caused flooding and mudslides, particularly in areas still scarred by wildfires.

From Salon