scratchiest

The rice hulls were probably the scratchiest addition a good reason why spent grain tends not to be eaten by people is its coarseness, but the rye grains, according to some of the brewers, were at least more soft and pliable than the barley.

Sourdough & Spent Grain Bread 2010

She, of course, chose the scratchiest wool she could find in the brightest color available.

2007 February « A Bird’s Nest 2007

She, of course, chose the scratchiest wool she could find in the brightest color available.

Wavy « A Bird’s Nest 2007

I've had to use the thinnest, scratchiest bathroom toilet paper, the kind that isn't even one-ply, it's like half-ply, to clean up my poopy sons in restaurant bathrooms.

Hold The Mustard 2008

(One of the earliest and scratchiest recordings of the human voice ever made is of Lord Tennyson himself reading this poem, and the impression of hollow declaiming down a long, dark tunnel from the depths of the past seems eerily appropriate.)

The God Delusion Dawkins, Richard, 1941- 2006

Hadn't he pulled off races on the scratchiest of polo ponies, when he couldn't afford better, out of sheer intention?

The Dark Tower Phyllis Bottome 1923

Martin says: Tubby saved his career with one of the scratchiest hundreds I've ver seen back in 1997!

NEWS.com.au | Top Stories 2011

It was one of his scratchiest but there he was once more when the last wicket fell, 147 to his name after defiance for 361 balls, the eleventh of his hundreds that had the star against it.

Stabroek News 2009

But w h e n it comes to writing, they will u n t h i n k i n g l y use the dullest, scratchiest pencil or pen.

Recently Uploaded Slideshows 2009

There's no mistaking we're back in the Ubu sound world-but along with the signature electronic dissonance and stabbing, post-punk guitar, there's a touch of the gallows theatricality of the Birthday Party and the dustbowl holler of Tom Waits at his scratchiest.

PopMatters Stephen Rylance 2009