raggy Sentence Examples
- The raggy rug adorned the living room floor, creating a cozy atmosphere.
- The tattered and raggy curtains barely covered the broken window.
- The old man wore a raggy sweater, his face etched with lines of hardship.
- The raggy blanket provided little shelter from the biting cold.
- The dog's fur was long and matted, giving it a raggy appearance.
- The tapestry hung on the wall, its once-vibrant colors now faded and raggy.
- The raggy puppet danced erratically on the strings, entertaining the children.
- The abandoned house stood desolate, its windows broken and its walls raggy.
- The rusty old car had a raggy top, exposing the torn seats beneath.
- The raggy paper fluttered in the breeze, carrying news from distant lands.
raggy Meaning
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raggy (a.)
Ragged; rough.
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Ragged; rough.
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The raggy rug adorned the living room floor, creating a cozy atmosphere.
The tattered and raggy curtains barely covered the broken window.
The old man wore a raggy sweater, his face etched with lines of hardship.
The raggy blanket provided little shelter from the biting cold.
