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bedraggle

[bih-drag-uhl] / bɪˈdræg əl /
VERB
draggle
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Antonyms
STRONG






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Running a hand through her wet hair creates a grim mental picture: emerging from the shelter to find reporters in the neighborhood, trying to interview her while she looks like a bedraggled cat.

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He looked bedraggled, but was gazing curiously down at the two dogs slavering beneath him.

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While I was at this, a musher came along, a woman with a team of bedraggled dogs.

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I turned back to watch the miracle man as he surveyed his bedraggled troops, his young face pinched with worry.

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The map was safely stowed in his pocket, wet and bedraggled but still readable.

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