Aún no tenemos significados para "ragged at".
1The smile she gave him was worn and ragged at the edges.
2Soft ghosts, people worn thin and ragged at the edges-vague ,undefined ,faceless
3Then a new scream from his mother, long, sustained, ragged at the edges.
4The cheering was ragged at the end of the fight.
5He was stout and red, with hair all ragged at the temples, almost white.
6For they were ragged at the back, lacklustre in midfield and disjointed in attack.
7The words were literally blown off ragged at his lips.
8It's all much more complicated and ragged at the edges.
9Whitman, when he appeared ragged at Washington, was blamed for having left his post.
10The rest were evidently very old, being yellow with age and ragged at the edges.
11There's something unsettled about Jenna, something ragged at the edges, that does not belong here.
12Malin wore her ordinary station jumper, a little ragged at the wrist and ankle cuffs.
13D'ye see his trousers are all ragged at heel?
14The system is still ragged at the edges.
15The sound of rifle fire was scattered and ragged at first, but it increased steadily in volume.
16Summer heat, winter rains, and California's most violent weather-earthquakes-haveleftthe pavement cracked, hoved, and ragged at the edges.
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