Rags is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RAGS in dictionary:

VERB:
• RAG, to tease or ridicule
• give a decorative effect to (a painted surface) by applying paint, typically of a different colour, with a rag
• apply (paint) to a surface with a rag.
• make fun of (someone) in a boisterous manner
• rebuke severely
• keep possession of (the puck) by skilful stick-handling and avoidance of opponents, so as to waste time
NOUN:
• a piece of old cloth, especially one torn from a larger piece, used typically for cleaning things
• old or tattered clothes
• the smallest scrap of cloth or clothing
• a newspaper, typically one regarded as being of low quality
• a herd of colts
• a programme of stunts, parades, and other entertainments organized by students to raise money for charity
• a boisterous prank or practical joke
• a large coarse roofing slate.
• a hard, coarse sedimentary rock that can be broken into thick slabs.
• a ragtime composition or tune.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to scold

Words related to RAGS

rag4 ragged9 raggery12 ragging10

Words that contain RAGS

brags8 crags8 drags7 frags9 scrags9 sprags9 strags7 bodrags11 defrags12 tagrags9 toerags8 updrags11 cragsman13 cragsmen13 dishrags13 dragsman12 dragsmen12 dragster10 dustrags10 outbrags11 outdrags10 ragstone9 snotrags9 washrags15 ballyrags15 bullyrags15 dragsters11 dragstrip13 ragstones10 stonerags10 dragstrips14 dragsville15 wallydrags18 dragsvilles16 humblebrags21

How to use RAGS in a sentence

• His clothes were in rags, a grizzly beard grew in patches upon his cheeks and chin, while his hair reached nearly to his shoulders.
• Then he said how he went to New York in those old rags, and tried not to see anybody he knew and even he hid his face when he saw Mr.
• Nurses would come through with bloody rags from the ward, which was only an open door away.
• He was lying on a scant straw bed, with nothing but rags to cover him.
• But she must not congratulate herself upon that fact and also congratulate herself upon the self-restraint she shows in not tearing herself and her citizens into rags.
• I washed the potatoes and wrapped them up in rags and boiled them.
• It was Roger, come in rags, come in an idiot hope of escaping justice, after some fatuous and squalid crime, to destroy Richard and herself.
• On the streets of the capital city, one daily sees bands of pure Otomis in rags and filth, bringing their loads of charcoal and of corn to market.
• I walked the streets till my boots were worn through and my clothes hung around me like rags.
• People do not buy American books any longer, because they can get English works, mere printed rags, but paying nothing to English authors, for a few cents.
• They delight in music, and motion, and colour, and very often they betray a startling beauty of face and form under their filth and rags.
• A negro boy passed by, dressed in rags, whistling a merry tune.
• Christianity even when watered down is hot enough to boil all modern society to rags.
• And again, Eggen has taken it upon himself to patch up Shakespeare with homespun rags from his native Norwegian parish.
• Still it was not thought best for her to fatigue herself that day by selling rags, and the wheelbarrow enterprise was put off until the next morning.
• The new rags had blue backs, and were numbered, some as high as fifty dollars.
• High in the stern, his head muffled up in white rags, the juragan sat moody, letting his paddle trail in the water.
• Then I took a hearty breakfast, after which I repaired to my bedroom with a hamper of straw, a bundle of small stakes and a quantity of odd rags.
• In Hockley Hole, dealers in rags and old iron congregated.
• I went to the attic, blinking a tear out of my eyes, and changed into my old rags again.
• He knew little and cared less about the moral and philosophical rags that clung yet about the pastoral tradition.
• The few rags which remained to him, hardened by the frost, were sharp as glass, and cut his skin.
• His coat tore out at the seams and was ripped to rags.
• They stole down our alley, they tapped secretly at our door, they took off their rags, they arrayed themselves, and they talked to my father at the wine.
• My clothes hung about me as yellow rags, through whose rents showed the tanned skin.

Similar words containing RAG without suffix s

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