adjective
definition
(of clothing) Torn, ragged or tattered.
definition
(of a person) Wearing torn or tattered clothes.
Examples of raggedy in a Sentence
To prevent a raggedy look from taking over the style, get regular trims.
Sally's raggedy dress is constructed of multicolored patches sewn together in a wild, mismatched pattern.
Being home doesn't mean you have to toss on an old tee shirts and raggedy pants.
Skimping on the time necessary to create a hard finish is one of the biggest reasons patch jobs turn out looking raggedy or sunken.
He is 46, sports a raggedy beard and speaks in clipped, high pitched Californian accents.
They were a raggedy bunch with most of their feathers missing and very underweight.
Using a black eye pencil, draw a few stitches on the face to emulate Sally's raggedy look.
If it's thin and raggedy feeling, it likely isn't worth even the few dollars you plan to spend.
As anyone who has ever dealt with a raggedy towel bogged down with worn threads knows, this can be quite a feat.