Draggled is valid Scrabble Word

Is draggled a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is draggled valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for DRAGGLED in dictionary:

VERB:

DRAGGLE, to make wet and dirty by dragging on the ground
make (something) dirty or wet, typically by trailing it through mud or water
hang untidily
trail behind others; lag behind

ADJECTIVE:

limp and soiled as if dragged in the mud

Words related to DRAGGLED

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Words that contain DRAGGLED

How to use DRAGGLED in a sentence

She was crying like a weak, unnerved woman, draggled and mud-spattered, unspeakably distressed.
You see draggled heaps of them, lying on the shore where the waves have thrown them.
She thought that everybody in the street looked draggled and disappointed.
The old, draggled silk gown did not count one way or the other.
A draggled bee tried to climb to a dry place on a pillar of the veranda.
Once or twice she glanced at her dirty hands, at her draggled dress, and then sighed, before bending her head, and dozing into forgetfulness.
No one has that draggled, too long in the back and too short in the front look, of lots of English women holding up their garments in a frightful fashion.
I did not mind that evidence of life, but I did not like the cast-off clothing, draggled hats, coats, skirts, and boots that lay about.
Her touch enabled her to recognize them in a moment, and to discover if a single feather were crippled or draggled.
But when the bright morning dawned, draggled and weary as she was, she flew to the court of King Eagle and told him all her trouble.

Aholiah Luce came walking into the village, spent, forlorn, and draggled.
The draggled woman was so startled that she was unable to form any idea as to the possible cause of this transformation.
The art-muslin curtains are draggled and yellow, and some of the windows, by that strange fate which overtakes the windows in unoccupied houses, are broken.
THE GREAT RETREAT On the morning of the 27th we draggled into Saint Quentin.
From Bow even unto Hammersmith there draggled a dull, wretched vapour, like the wraith of an impecunious suicide come into a fortune immediately after the fatal deed.
The bowers were broken, the vines and plants dead, the walks draggled and uneven, the gates rickety, the fences tottering or prostrate.
But it was really a miserable sort of affair, for the rain came down heavily, and the roads were muddy and dirty, which made the whole company wet and draggled.
Our clothes were torn and draggled, and although we had washed at the jail we were still somewhat powder-streaked and grimy.
Her dress was torn and draggled, and there was a great bruise over her eye.
His fair head draggled in the dust, and a red stain showed suddenly upon the white linen over his breast.
Except for a handful of draggled palms at Sheikh Saad, this tree is the only one till Kut is reached, on a river frontage of sixty miles.
Sarah Jane had at times got the hem of her little blue calico gown draggled, and met with a reprimand at home.
Her skirts were draggled as if with repeated soaking with dew and rain.
Both were obviously tired to the limit of endurance, and very dirty and draggled.
The roofs often have disintegrated rocks heaped and draggled over them, but in the main the masonry is firm and laid in regular courses, as if done by square and rule.
Her last act was with pure womanly instinct, to draw her torn and draggled skirts about her limbs and feet.
It looked draggled and hard as though she had been bathing.
And their petticoats were draggled and their hats looked as though they had been trimmed from the ten-cent counter of a cheap store.
He picked up his draggled skirt and drew a bowie-knife from his boot.
When I asked Abbe Edgeworth not to come in, her dread of strangers influenced me less than a desire to protect her from his eyes, haggard and draggled as she probably was.
The other men, catching up their things as they best might, crowded up the ladder in a more or less draggled condition.
With heavy hearts they draggled at the heels of his troop, as they marched down to the river-side to embark.

Similar words containing DRAGGL without suffix ed

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