Scabbing [verb]

"It ain't your color, it's your scabbing," a sharp voice interrupted.

These women are selling below the market, or scabbing on the job.

You ought to be ashamed of yourself, you big coward, scabbing on honest men.

As it is, he is scabbing upon his English brother to the tune of $79.50 per week.

Therefore he is scabbing upon his weaker and less capable brother workman.

On the subject of scabbing I must refer my reader to the well known work of Mr. John Hunter.

I would introduce in this place some observations on the comparative effects of healing by eschar and by scabbing.

The advantage of healing by eschar over that by scabbing is quite decided.

I move that we give five minutes to Mr. Judson to 'explain', as he calls it, his scabbing.

The drying and scabbing of discharge along the margin of the perforation is apt to give trouble for some weeks.