What is a Scab?
A scab is either, A: a crusty covering that covers a healing wound, or B: a temporary worker who crosses a picket line during a strike, working in place of someone who is on strike.
A scab is a crusty protective barrier formed over a wound or damaged skin. A scab is also a non-union worker who takes a job for less money than everyone else while the union is on strike. This article deals with the first definition.
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