raggedy Sentence Examples
- The old teddy bear had a raggedy appearance, with torn fur and a missing eye.
- The deserted house stood dilapidated and raggedy, its windows shattered and its paint peeling.
- The raggedy carnival tent flapped in the wind, casting eerie shadows on the midway.
- The homeless man shivered in his raggedy clothes, clutching his cardboard sign.
- The raggedy scarf kept the child warm on the bitterly cold winter day.
- The tattered and raggedy curtains blocked out most of the sunlight, casting a dim glow over the room.
- The pirate's raggedy flag billowed in the wind as their ship sailed into the horizon.
- The old woman's wrinkled hands were as raggedy as the quilt she patched together.
- The abandoned garden was overgrown with raggedy weeds and wildflowers.
- The raggedy fairy tale had a dark and twisted ending, leaving readers with a lingering sense of unease.
raggedy Meaning
raggedy
ragged, ragged sense 2
Synonyms & Antonyms of raggedy
Synonyms:
- down-at-heel
- shabby
- tatterdemalion
- threadbare
- down-at-the-heels
- scroungy
- bedraggled
- down-at-the-heel
- ragtag
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word raggedy
ragged, ragged sense 2
tattered, ragged,out at elbows, scruffy, out at the elbows, down-at-heel, shabby, tatterdemalion, threadbare, down-at-the-heels
decked (out), spiffy, dolled up,dressed up,
The old teddy bear had a raggedy appearance, with torn fur and a missing eye.
The deserted house stood dilapidated and raggedy, its windows shattered and its paint peeling.
The raggedy carnival tent flapped in the wind, casting eerie shadows on the midway.
The homeless man shivered in his raggedy clothes, clutching his cardboard sign.
