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Meanings of ragged clothes in English
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Usage of ragged clothes in English
1
She began to tear at her already ragged clothes, exposing her breasts.
2
Their ragged clothes were soaked in blood and their wounds were terrible.
3
She was covered with tunnel dirt, her ragged clothes flapping around her.
4
A gentleman in never so ragged clothes is a gentleman still.
5
Clearly the persons were men-notboys-andthey wore the ragged clothes of tramps.
6
He had a very pleasant face, but he was dressed in ragged clothes.
7
To her surprise the ragged clothes were nowhere to be seen.
8
That, I knew, meant that I must get out of my ragged clothes.
9
Like Marat, his model and prototype, Merlin affected dirty, ragged clothes.
10
For once, he wished he wore old, ragged clothes, like Peter's.
11
The boy was dressed in ragged clothes that were too big for him.
12
The few people captured by the camera were dressed in dirty, ragged clothes.
13
The boy, a half-breed in ragged clothes, came close and peered into his face.
14
Some of them walk the cities in ragged clothes, their belongings under their arms.
15
This night she had to walk home, and in her old ragged clothes, too.
16
They were all clad in loose, patched, and ragged clothes.
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Ragged clothes through the time
Ragged clothes across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common