Crossword clues for itchy
itchy
- Suffering from poison ivy
- Suffering from a rash?
- Scratchy's enemy on "The Simpsons"
- Scratchy partner on "The Simpsons"
- Scratching the surface?
- Requiring balm, perhaps
- Requiring a scratch
- Relievable by scratching
- Rash description, perhaps
- Not content
- Needing calamine
- Needing a shower, say
- Mouse on "The Simpsons"
- Mouse in a "Simpsons" cartoon show
- Like your nose right when you can't scratch it, perhaps
- Like woolen underwear, maybe
- Like wool, for some
- Like wool on bare skin, typically
- Like sun rash
- Like some hives
- Like some fingers
- Like poison ivy rashes
- Like dry skin
- Like bug bites
- Like a bug bite
- Irritating to the skin
- Irritating (of skin)
- Having an urge to scratch
- Having an allergic reaction
- Exhibiting restlessness
- Causing scratching
- Cartoon mouse on "The Simpsons"
- Cartoon character inspired by Jerry Mouse
- "The Simpsons" toon-within-a-toon mouse
- "The Simpsons" mouse
- ''The Simpsons'' mouse
- In the City, unfortunately, half feel the need to get away?
- Restless
- Liable to make one scratch
- Like woolen underwear?
- Like spots in which nails are often used
- How mosquitoes can leave you
- Pruritic
- Needing scratching
- Antsy
- Eager
- Raring to go
- Affected by poison ivy, e.g
- On edge
- Restive
- Nervous
- Needing to scratch
- Mean to get rid of book, being irritable
- Catty behaviour's first to go when desperate for the flea powder
- Wanting to scratch
- Feeling as if one wants to scratch
- Prurient and snide, lacking breadth
- On pins and needles
- Unable to sit still
- Not satisfied
- Like some trigger fingers
- Needing a scratch
- In need of calamine lotion
- Like a mosquito bite
- In need of scratching
- Like wool, for many
- Kind of fingers
- Impatiently eager
- Wanting to move
- Wanting a scratch?
- Up to scratch?
- Suffering from scabies
- Suffering from poison ivy, say
- Suffering from poison ivy, perhaps
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Itchy \Itch"y\, a.
Infected with the itch.
--Cowper.Having an itching sensation.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Old English giccig; see itch + -y (2). Figurative itchy palm is attested by 1590s. Related: Itchiness.
Wiktionary
a. Having or creating an itch, causing a person or animal to tend to want to scratch.
WordNet
Wikipedia
Itchy may refer to:
- The feeling of an itch
- A fictional animated mouse in The Itchy & Scratchy Show, the show-within-a-show on The Simpsons
- Attichitcuk, Chewbacca's father in 1978's ''The Star Wars Holiday Special, nicknamed "Itchy"
- Itchy, villain from the Dick Tracy comic strip
- Itchy Itchiford, a character from All Dogs Go to Heaven
- "Itchy", an episode of the television series Zoboomafoo
Usage examples of "itchy".
Her hands were sweating under them, and would likely be puckered, but at least they would not be dry and flaky and itchy at work on Monday.
On the far right of the store, there are wads of thick gray and pink blankets which have a special itchy smell to them and the smell makes you think of the feeling of catching rough skin against polyester.
Her three little boys do not have itchy bums and worms and bites up their arms from fleas.
Ah, how blissful is the unknowing mind, what joy to be ignorant of itchy slippery letters.
It felt stiff and itchy, though he knew that was only his imagination.
Slowly her chin sagged down to her chest, and she closed her eyes to imprison the itchy tears beneath the lids, but one of them squeezed through and quivered like a fat, glistening grape on her lashes, before falling to splash on the stone floor.
My wounds were healing, and after a week I was itchy to go back on duty.
I started to get itchy, so I went inside and puttered around the living room, thumbing through magazines, checking out the bookshelves for something to read.
He seemed relaxed but itchy underneath, with his old jocular front back in place.
Going off-duty at midnight, I was always itchy, restless, in no mood to go home and sleep.
Wet clothes clinging to her skin called up a strange sensation, almost as if something lying dormant beneath her skin stirred for a moment, tried to break through her pores, then subsided, leaving her itchy and tender and very irritable.
The thought of being cumbered and weighed down by those layers and layers of itchy homespun was depressing indeed.
She had intended to let the soldiers win some of the tobacco back, but the longer he stayed, the more heated and itchy and the less charitable she felt.
And she had a headache, a burning nose, and itchy eyes from the lint and the strong smell of the fabric dyes.
Sarah Woolf pasted on the inside of the door of my mind, so that whenever I yanked it open, to think of anything - afternoon television, smoking a cigarette in the lavatory at the end of the ward, scratching an itchy toe - there she was, smiling and scowling at me simultaneously?