bedaggle (Meaning)

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bedaggle (v. t.)

To daggle.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The torrential downpour bedaggled the hikers, their clothes soaked and heavy.
The once-pristine white rabbit was bedaggled in mud, its fur matted and stained.
The bedraggled cat limped into the kitchen, its body covered in a messy mixture of dirt and rainwater.
The muddy road bedaggled the tires of the car as it navigated through the storm.
The soldiers were bedaggled in blood and grime after the intense battle.
The child's clothes were bedaggled with paint, the result of a messy afternoon spent creating.
The dog, eager for adventure, returned home bedaggled in mud and leaves.
The farmer's boots were bedaggled with dirt and manure, a testament to his hard work.
The bedaggled bird struggled to fly, its wings weighed down by the heavy rain.
The students, drenched from the sudden downpour, arrived at school bedaggled and shivering.

To daggle.

No synonyms found.

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The torrential downpour bedaggled the hikers, their clothes soaked and heavy.

The once-pristine white rabbit was bedaggled in mud, its fur matted and stained.

The bedraggled cat limped into the kitchen, its body covered in a messy mixture of dirt and rainwater.

The muddy road bedaggled the tires of the car as it navigated through the storm.