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raggy Definition and Meaning in English (raggy definition)

adjective
Synonyms:tatteredwornshabby
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Raggy definition: Describing something that is old, torn, or in poor condition, often resembling rags.

Definitions of Raggy

  1. 1adjective

    Describing something that is old, torn, or in poor condition, often resembling rags.

Example Sentences

“The old scarecrow wore a raggy hat that barely stayed on its head.”

“His raggy clothes suggested he had been traveling for a long time.”

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nounrag
nounraggedness
adjectiveragged
adverbraggedly

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Raggy definition: Describing something that is old, torn, or in poor condition, often resembling rags.
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'Raggy' translates to 'raggy' in English. Raggy definition: Describing something that is old, torn, or in poor condition, often resembling rags.
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