Bedraggled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BEDRAGGLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BEDRAGGLE, to soil by dragging in the wet or dirt, also BEDAGGLE
ADJECTIVE:
• limp and soiled as if dragged in the mud
• in deplorable condition
• dishevelled
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• soiled and stained by or as if by trailing in mud

Words related to BEDRAGGLED

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How to use BEDRAGGLED in a sentence

• Though bedraggled and dishevelled, she was nevertheless delightful, and treated her sudden immersion with careless unconcern.
• It seemed to Jarvis that this bedraggled line had neither beginning nor end.
• The latter was a slave of drink, careless, even dirty and bedraggled in his personal appearance.
• It was that of a man in a bedraggled and torn red uniform, his hands tied behind him, and all the color gone from his face.
• The dress was bedraggled about the bottom, as though trailed through fields and over roads.
• The dripping, bedraggled figure of a man in a sleeping-suit mounted the rope ladder that hung over the side, and paused, grasping the rail.
• His garments, though soiled and bedraggled by rough riding, were costly and rich.
• Crow returned to Solomon Owl’s house, looking much bedraggled.
• And yet through the huge hat, with its wilderness of bedraggled feathers, the girl announces to the world that she is here.
• They reached their hotel damp and bedraggled, but enthusiastic over their wonderful trip and the interesting adventure it had incidentally developed.
• In front of the lean-to a fire burned, and under the shelter by the fire sat a scantily clad, bedraggled woman.
• Vincent de Paul, and overtook the sadly bedraggled figure clad in bridal robes.
• The good lady had given me an excellent breakfast and an extra glass of milk, had loaded my bedraggled pockets with food and had finally put me on the road to the sea.
• Standing in front of him was a very bedraggled figure whom he recognized as Thougor.
• A wet and skinny-looking cat, her elegance departed, streaked back to the wood shed and her offspring, while a sober and bedraggled little bear trotted behind his captors to Mr.
• Old Glory, bedraggled and dusty, Is insulted and scorned by the Hun.
• The late gallant army was a bedraggled and miserable fragment when the survivors at length reached Metafuz.
• Among the many improvements lately made by Lord Curzon in the Fort is the clearance of the wire-netting fernhouses and bedraggled shrubs which formerly disfigured the quadrangle.
• The world is full to-day of bedraggled and haggard men and women, who are talking loudly of the power of mind to restore youth and health, and bestow riches and success.
• Her disordered garments, torn and bedraggled and stained from the long ride, ill-concealed the grace of her form.
• Only this chapel adventure seemed likely to restore those fallen and bedraggled fortunes.
• It would not do, moreover, for a French belle to appear every other night for a whole season in the same robe, and that too looking bedraggled, and as jaded as its pretty wearer.
• It was crowded with a motley crew of bedraggled sailors.
• But Edd took my loss of hat, and torn coat, and general bedraggled state as a matter of course.
• Such a procession of bedraggled and exhausted pleasure-seekers as we were, when three men stood behind our hotel door and opened it just wide enough to haul us in.
• Foul, bedraggled, and wretched, the seven figures knelt and waited humbly for their fate under the black shadow of the palm-tree.
• Upon a certain night long ago, said she, a poor bedraggled and attenuated gander had applied at her door for relief.
• These holy people had been celebrating a festival by a picnic, and were now hastening home, drenched, bedraggled, and in a sorry plight.
• It may be that the social structure of the decorative upper fringe or of the bedraggled hem of society is much the same as it was before communication was easy and transit rapid.
• Haggard and bedraggled they puffed a third time slowly down Broadway, under the broiling sun, and at last stopped.
• She was dressed in a faded pink calico gown, limp and bedraggled, whose color brought out the parchment-like hue and texture of her skin in merciless contrast.
• From this alighted a little man of somewhat bedraggled appearance, wearing a somewhat weather-beaten but heartfelt grin.
• Her India muslin, with its sash, and ribbons, and streamers, was torn in places and bedraggled with mud.

Similar words containing BEDRAGGL without suffix ed

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