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View definitions for rag

rag

noun as in piece of cloth

verb as in tease

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Example Sentences

But one of them has run a ragged, undisciplined and often listless campaign, increasingly focused on blatantly false claims and hateful invective, and without the slightest pretense of “moderation” or unifying rhetoric.

From Salon

Restaurants are closing and car break-ins are so common that people complain that thieves sometimes steal worthless items like old rags.

USA Today, Gannet’s flagship rag, followed suit a few days later.

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McColly had returned to his office in a historic cabin, which now smelled like wet rags and old cigarettes.

They left and returned to the hillside in a slow ragged line.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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