Surgeon's garb

Usage examples of scrubs.

As I sat up I caught sight of a swagman coming along the white, dusty road from the direction of the bridge, where the cleared road ran across west and on, a hundred and thirty miles, through the barren, broiling mulga scrubs, to Hungerford, on the border of Sheol.

The bush-fire travels through the scrubs for hundreds of miles, taking the grass to the roots, scorching the living bush but leaving it alive--for gumbush is hardest of any to kill.

Lou had on a single layer of scrubs, a hood, and he carried his face mask.

Even dressed in his scrubs and protective gloves, there was no mistaking that body.

He was well known in Bourke and to many shearers who came through the great dry scrubs from hundreds of miles round.

He wrote to Beenaway Shed, about three hundred: miles north-west in the Great Scrubs, and got pens for both of us.

Wilson and Barnes were on their way home from shearing out back in the great scrubs at Beenaway Shed.

Christmas in Bourke, the metropolis of the great pastoral scrubs and plains, five hundred miles west, with the thermometer one-hundred-and-something-scarey in the shade.

Vigor and rocklike endurance marked the clashes, and both regulars and scrubs had to punt and punt again.

The regulars and scrubs, who had grouped themselves at a little distance behind Spink and Handy, gave a delighted cheer.

The man, dressed in blue surgical scrubs like most of the ER staff, smiled down at him.

She was wearing green scrubs, and sandals, her hair plaited in a single loose cable all flayed with sprung wisps.

Inside the changing room, he stripped off his street clothes and hung them in a locker, then donned the clean green scrubs and fabric booties Margareta had set out on the bench.

In the locker room, she quickly divested herself of the black spacesuit and scrubs, and donned her outer clothing and boots.

Shoving the scrubs and bodysuits into three different lockers, she grabbed her handbag and went out into the main lab space.