The Collaborative International Dictionary
mangey \mangey\ adj. Same as mangy.
Syn: mangy, threadbare; worn-out, seedy, squalid.
Wiktionary
a. (alternative form of mangy English)
WordNet
adj. having many worn or threadbare spots in the nap; "a mangy carpet"; "a mangy old fur coat" [syn: mangy]
Wikipedia
The mangey, mungeyor mangay is a membranophone percussion instrument of Afghanistan and Pakistan. It consists of a large clay pot with a thin skin head stretched over the mouth, and fixed with cords. It is struck directly with fingers and palm, to produce bass and slap sounds. It is usually accompanied by a metal vase, played with the other hand, to produce the treble sounds. The mangey player (mangiwal) carries the rhythmical pattern to accompany the rubab or harmonium players in instrumental music or vocal epic songs.
Usage examples of "mangey".
They were afraid of him, the mangey dogs, as well they might belet them cower before Loddlaen the Mighty, Master of the Powers of Air!
Crawl away, you dropping, crawl away and take those mangey arse-combings of warriors with you.
They were afraid of him, the mangey dogs, as well they might be-let them cower before Loddlaen the Mighty, Master of the Powers of Air!