itchy
adjective (itchy, itchier, itchiest)
Everyday
- Itchy means you have a feeling on your skin that makes you want to scratch. tree →
- Itchy can describe something that makes your skin itch: an itchy jumper. tree →
- «Itchy feet» means wanting to travel or move on. tree →
In the lessons
In health lessons: mosquito bites, nettle stings, chickenpox, head lice and dry skin can make you itchy; scratching too much can break the skin and let germs in; tell an adult if you get a rash. Phrases: itchy rash, itchy eyes, itchy feet.
Examples
- The mosquito bite is really itchy. tree →
- This wool jumper is itchy. tree →
- My eyes are itchy because of hay fever. tree →
- Try not to scratch your itchy spots. tree →
- Chickenpox makes you very itchy. tree →
- His head was itchy, so he had head lice. tree →
- The label on my shirt is itchy. tree →
- After a year at home, she had itchy feet. tree →
Note
Comparative: itchier, itchiest. Verb: itch (my arm itches). Noun: an itch. Scratching an itch does not make it go away and can make it worse.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «itchy» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «itchy» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
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