Scarry
- proper noun
- /ˈskɛri/
- Children enjoy the colorful illustrations in Richard Scarry's books as much as the stories themselves.
- Elaine Scarry
Examples
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It's mostly things like Richard Scarry's 'Story a Day' or Golden Books where a train is a "he" for no real plot reason.
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So, reading Richard Scarry's nursery rhymes to my daughter last night, I came upon this gem:
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If anyone is of the age to remember the Richard Scarry children's books, Al Sharpton reminds me of Lowly the Worm.
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Richard Scarry is beloved for his charming stories about animals and their adventures.
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In our library, we have many books written by Richard Scarry, including classics like 'Busytown'.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Scarry is a family name that probably began from a place, a job, or a nickname for a person. Today the name is best known from the children's author Richard Scarry, so Scarry often makes people think of bright, busy 'storybooks' for young readers.