ragged
ra
ˈræ
gged
gəd
gēd
British pronunciation
/ɹˈaɡɪd/

Definition & Meaning of "ragged"in English

ragged
01

(of clothes) shabby, old and in poor condition

ragged definition and meaning
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The beggar wore ragged clothes and walked barefoot through the town.
02

having an outline that is irregular or uneven

ragged definition and meaning
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The old rug had a ragged edge where it had been worn down by years of foot traffic.
03

physically or emotionally drained

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She ran herself ragged trying to meet the tight deadline.
04

(of a person) wearing old, tattered clothes

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The ragged man huddled in the alley, shivering from the cold.
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