ratty
/ˈræti/
adjective
- In poor condition; shabby or worn out.
- He wore an old ratty sweater with holes in the elbows.
- The couch in the waiting room was ratty and stained.
- After years of use, the carpet had become ratty and torn.
- Irritable or bad-tempered.
- She gets ratty when she hasn't had enough sleep.
- The teacher was feeling ratty after a long day of grading papers.
- Don't talk to him right now; he's a bit ratty about the broken printer.
- Resembling or characteristic of a rat, especially in appearance or behavior.
- He had a ratty little mustache that made him look sneaky.
- The stray dog had a ratty look with its thin tail and sharp teeth.
- The creature's ratty movements made me think it was searching for food.
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