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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a scab" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a noun or as part of a larger sentence to describe a crusty or hard covering on an injury or wound that is healing. Example 1: The scab on his knee was itchy and he couldn't resist the urge to scratch it. Example 2: The doctor warned her not to pick at the scab on her cut, as it could lead to infection.
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A scab is a scab.
Yes, she is a scab.
It was like a scab".
Mr Legge says: "Am I a scab?
Like a petulant toddler picking a scab".
Pratt referred to Daubach as a scab.
("I guess I was a scab").
It's like a scab coming off.
It is a scab bonus," he said".
There is also the fear of being labeled a scab.
The soil was poor and wounded like a scab.
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