raggedy
/ˈræɡədi/
adjective
- Worn, torn, or frayed; in poor condition, especially from much use.
- The flag looked raggedy after years of wind and rain.
- He wore a raggedy coat that had been patched many times.
- The old teddy bear was raggedy and missing an eye.
- Having a rough, uneven, or irregular appearance or quality.
- The team's raggedy defense cost them the game.
- The raggedy edge of the paper needed to be trimmed.
- Her singing was a bit raggedy at the start but improved quickly.
- Tired, exhausted, or in a state of disrepair (of a person).
- The raggedy travelers stumbled into the inn, seeking rest.
- He felt raggedy after staying up all night studying.
- After the long hike, everyone looked raggedy and ready for bed.