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Meanings of draggle in English
Usage of draggle in English
1
The very dogs would have chased such a draggle-tailed beauty from the grounds.
2
How foolish to draggle that mazarin blue poplinette in sloppy snow!
3
A draggle-tailed woman stepped to a door and threw out a pan of dish-water.
4
Still, somewhere under the huddle and draggle of it all burned on the human soul.
5
She will not let her dignity draggle in the mud, like others I could name.
6
Now and then we draggle on a little militia.
7
Never have I seen such a draggle-tailed divinity.
8
Will none but a draggle-tailed muse suit him?
9
I have nothing to do with such milk-sop organizations, or the donkeys that draggle at their heels.
10
She saw close to the wall some few yards away a somewhat draggle-tail figure in cloak and hood.
11
All ordinary housekeepers are at the mercy of the filth and insolence of a draggle-tailed, novelette-reading feminine democracy.
12
They were down-at-heel, draggle-tailed, and futile.
13
Stuck in that rat trap old keep of the duke's with a demon and Tharin's draggle-tailed peasant soldiers?
14
People go by, so drenched and draggle-tailed that I have often wondered how they found the heart to undress.
15
It will be needful, if it be wet weather, to clip their tails, lest these draggle, and so weaken the bird.
16
Indeed it is beneath them to meddle with such dirty draggle-tails; and whatever happens to them, it is good enough for them.
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Frequent collocations
Draggle through the time