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haggard

[hag-erd] / ˈhæg ərd /


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At an elevation, he looked like a haggard Rodin bust of Balzac.

From Los Angeles Times

They are big, they are roomy and even when new, they quickly assume a haggard look.

From Los Angeles Times

“We roll up to the gate, 12 minutes before tip-off, looking completely haggard,” Caswell said.

From Washington Post

Her house is a mess — not to mention possibly child-dangerous — and a haggard, sagging Jo still hasn’t gotten around to taking the perfect baby photo her fans are craving.

From Los Angeles Times

The local doctor, Will Hayward, sits down to dinner, clearly haggard, thanks to his work mopping up local catastrophes.

From New York Times