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ragged
01
(of clothes) shabby, old and in poor condition
02
having an outline that is irregular or uneven
03
worn out from stress or strain
Example
The old rug had a ragged edge where it had been worn down by years of foot traffic.
The ragged edges of the torn envelope indicated it had been opened hastily.
The mountain range had a ragged silhouette against the horizon, its peaks jagged and uneven.
My ragged friend explained that a hungry wolf is fixed to no place, apologizing for not staying in touch but saying he drifted wherever he could find work or means of shelter.
Although the new employee lacked experience, the hiring manager believed that a ragged colt may make a good horse and decided to give them a chance.
