Of a person or a person's body: scabby, leprous.

Having the scab or a similar skin-disease; covered with scab or scabs; = scabby, adj. 1. Of human beings; (scabbed head, ringworm of the scalp, tin…

= scald, adj.1 scalled-head = scald head, n.

Of the nature of a crust; hard like a crust; characterized by having a crust: spec. (a) scabby; †(b) crustaceous (obsolete); (c) crusted (of wine).

Rough. Obsolete. rare.

Of a person: suffering from a skin disease characterized by scabs, scales, etc.; covered in scabs, scabby. Cf. roynish, adj.

Resembling leprosy or its symptoms; associated with or symptomatic of leprosy; of or relating to leprosy.

Covered with scurf; suffering from cutaneous disease. Also, of the nature of scurf.

= scabbed, adj. 1.

Covered with scurf; suffering from, or of the nature of, skin disease; scurfy, scabby. Obsolete.

? Scurfy.

Affected with the ‘scall’; scabby.

= scalled, adj. Cf. scaly, adj. 4.

Full of eschars; resembling an eschar; scabby.

Scurfy.

= scald, adj.1

afflicted with morphew; also figurative.

Scalled.

= scalled, adj.

Covered with a pearly scurf. Obsolete. rare.

Covered with scurf.

Scaly, covered with scurf.

Scabby, itchy; afflicted with mange, scabies, or a similar disease. Also as a general term of abuse. Cf. reef, n.3

Of, relating to, or of the nature of porrigo; scurfy, scaly.

Of or relating to leprosy; = leprous, adj. 1b.

scurfy.

(See quot. 1884.)

That peels (in various senses of the verb); esp. that loses its external layer; (of skin, bark, etc.) flaking or coming away.