itchy
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈɪtʃi/
itchy means: Feeling that you need to rub or scratch your skin.
adjective
NEED TO SCRATCHB1
Feeling that you need to rub or scratch your skin.
- My nose is itchy.
- Her feet felt itchy after the walk.
- Do your eyes get itchy around cats?
ITCHING CONDITIONB1
Making you want to rub or scratch your skin, as part of a skin problem.
- He has an itchy rash.
- The cream helped clear her itchy red patches.
- Is this itchy skin condition likely to spread?
CAUSES SCRATCHINGB1
Making your skin feel uncomfortable so that you want to scratch it.
- This sweater is itchy.
- I stopped wearing that itchy wool scarf.
- The children complained about their itchy uniforms.
UNEASYC2
Nervous and unable to relax, or quick to become frightened.
- The waiting crowd grew itchy.
- The soldiers were itchy after a night of false alarms.
- The tense silence left him feeling itchy.
Questions about itchy
What does itchy mean?
Feeling that you need to rub or scratch your skin.
What is itchy in other languages?
Türkçe: kaşınan · Español: con picor · Français: qui démange · Deutsch: juckend · Italiano: pruriginoso · 日本語: かゆい
How do you pronounce itchy?
It is pronounced /ˈɪtʃi/.
How do you use itchy in a sentence?
My nose is itchy. Her feet felt itchy after the walk.
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