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raggedy

[rag-i-dee] / ˈræg ɪ di /


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"It's a bit raggedy and rusty, but inside it's lovely and has everything I need," she says.

From BBC

The raggedy Lakers are still the story, if only because they still have the highest ceiling.

From Los Angeles Times

“In the past, they would round up these cats and kill them,” said Rumpho, watching the raggedy felines slink around a Minneapolis back yard.

From Washington Times

It is about four thin, “raggedy” trees outside the protagonist’s house that inspire her with their angry persistence as they spread “ferocious” roots and branches to the sky.

From New York Times

“My clothes weren’t being replaced. So they were getting raggedy. They were mildew smelling.”

From Washington Times