Tattered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TATTERED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TATTER, to become torn and worn
ADJECTIVE:
• old and torn; in poor condition
• worn to shreds; or wearing torn or ragged clothing
• ruined or disrupted

Words related to TATTERED

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How to use TATTERED in a sentence

• Nicholas had heard, too, for he threw down the tattered deerskin, and went to the other side of the fire.
• Men sat, as they had done all the winter, drinking, and reading the news of eight months before, out of soiled and tattered papers.
• The poor worn girl sat upon an old tattered kind of sofa, near the fire, panting for breath in the close atmosphere.
• Only for an instant did he linger thus, then he rushed to the headland from whence his tattered flag had floated all these years.
• We were gaunt, bronzed, and dishevelled, unshaven, dirty, and tattered.
• Nell, busily plying her needle, repaired the tattered window-hangings, and made them whole and decent.
• Not unlike autumn leaves, red-stained, dust-hued, and tattered, they lay there as if swept into a corner.
• Perhaps the very tattered banners which hung down motionless above his head, he might have assisted in conquering.
• It was a toy spaniel of a breed very popular among ladies of fashion, and to its collar was still attached a tattered and muddy fragment of ribbon.
• The messenger came in state, a young Salarik warrior, his splendid cloak rent and hanging in tattered pieces from his shoulders as a sign of his official grief.
• Gobind lifted an arm under his vast tattered quilt of many colours, and made an inviting little nest by his side.
• The evening was chilly, but he was poorly clad, and his clothing was as ragged and as tattered as his old boat.
• Throughout his tattered life he had run many risks, but never a peril so instant as this.
• The tattered remnant of a single bunch was all my harvest-home.
• Kirby, his ragged overcoat on, his tattered hat in his hand, breathing fast, afraid to look at his mother.
• A great bare leg, with attachment of tattered hose hanging here and there, followed.
• There was a vacant cot at the end, and he was laid upon it, after having his tattered clothes taken off him.
• Similarly, it was the eternal flames in the background that made the tattered figure of Gunga Din, the water-carrier, so favourite a theme with virgins and boys.
• Still in the lead, Dick, found the doorway, screened by a tattered blanket, pushed it aside and peered in.
• Elsewhere a tattered prayer-book was shown as the only relic of another.
• His dress consisted of an old worn-out blue frock, trousers of the same colour, a high-crowned shabby hat, and tattered shoes.
• These newspapers were torn and tattered, stained with wine and coffee and tobacco.
• This was a heap of bones, green, slimy, and ill-smelling, with some tattered rags of cloth about them, which lay in a heap beneath a precipice.
• In the sixth Nat lay stretched upon a tattered silk coverlet.
• The night, perhaps, is dark, the tattered canvas is thrashing with a noise like thunder, the ship burying her decks under angry black seas every few minutes.
• He was a musty, dingy, and tattered magazine, with some queer stories bound in him, I was sure.

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