Scabby (adjective)

Having scabs or scab-like marks; covered in scabs; having a rough or scaly surface; miserable and pitiful in appearance or condition.

Origin:

From the word "scab" meaning a dry crust that forms over a wound, it first appeared in the 16th century.

Examples:

1. The scabby wound was a result of a fight.
2. The scabby dog had mange.
3. The scabby roof was in need of repair.
4. The scabby surface was rough to the touch.
5. The scabby person looked miserable and pitiful.