daggle
/ˈdæɡəl/
verb
- To make something wet and dirty by dragging it through mud or water.
- She tried not to daggle her dress in the wet grass.
- The children daggled their coats in the puddles on purpose.
- The dog daggled its leash through the muddy trail.
- To become wet and dirty by being dragged through mud or water.
- His pants daggled after he slipped into the ditch.
- The old mop daggled in the bucket, dripping everywhere.
- The hem of her skirt began to daggle as she walked through the rain.
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