Scrub

skrub, v. [scrubbed (skrubd), -bing.] To the rub hard, rub with a brush, or with something grave. coarse or rough. — v. To be diligent and penucarve; rio us. — n. One who labors hard and lives means curf] ly; something small and mean; a worn-out brush; Sculp'tor, close, low growth of bushes. (Stock-breeding.) One images of the common cattle, etc., of a region, of no par- Scum, ticular breed; a native. [D. schrobben, Dan. skrubbe, surface to scrub, rub, skrubbet, rough, rugged, Norweg. which skrubb = AS. scrobb = E. shrub, D. schrobber, a swabdro ; ber, hog, scoundrel, fool.] — Scrub'bed, a. Dwarfed [scummed or stunted; scrubby. — Serub'by, -M, a. [-bier; to — -biest.] Small and mean stunted in growth. schaum, Scrub'-oak, n. Popular name for several dwarfish spuma, species of oak. for