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Scabby may
refer to:
William Cragh,
Welsh medieval warrior, also
known as "William the
Scabby".
Cathal Carragh Ua Conchobair, King of
Connacht from 1189...
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launched a "Name the Rat" contest. In
January 1990, it
announced that "
Scabby" was the
winning submission,
coming from
Local 150
member Lou Mahieu. Other...
- purgatory", i.e. with one card and no way to get rid of it.[citation needed]
Scabby queen is a
modern variation of Old Maid pla**** with a
standard pack of cards...
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Scabby Cr**** is a
stream in the U.S.
state of
South Dakota.
Scabby Cr****
received its name from an
incident when
Sioux Indians kept
ponies inflicted with...
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Mount Scabby is a
mountain with an
elevation of 1,802
metres (5,912 ft) AHD that is
located in the
Scabby Range and is
situated on the
border of the Australian...
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after the new saint's death.
Other names include William the
Scabby (cragh
means "
scabby" in Welsh), or
William ap Rhys.
Historian Jussi Hanska gives...
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George Henry Moore (12
October 1812 – 7 July 1905),
derogatorily known as
Scabby Moore, was a Manx
settler of New
Zealand and runholder.
Moore was born at...
- two to turn
around and
bring both the
young Crowfoot and his
grandfather Scabby Bull with them to the
Blackfoot tribe. It was with this
tribe where Crowfoot...
- ecthyma,
infectious labial dermatitis,
ecthyma contagiosum,
thistle disease,
scabby mouth A
thumb with two
denuded orf lesions,
following a bite by a sheep...
- (Northern Oévemana – "Northern
Scabby", "Northern Scalpers" - They now live in and
around Birney,
Montana (Oévemanâhéno – ″
scabby-band-place″) near the confluence...
