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Scraggly   /skrˈægli/   Listen
Scraggly

adjective
1.
Lacking neatness or order.  "A scraggly little path to the door"






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"Scraggly" Quotes from Famous Books



... to seek their company, the Shawanoe brought his glass to bear and surveyed the motley group that were straggling eastward. The sight was interesting even to him, for the Indians were composed of warriors, squaws, children and pappooses, evidently migrating to a new home. They had eight or ten scraggly ponies, each walking between two poles that served as shafts and extended so far to the rear that they dragged on the ground. Thus they served as runners or crude sleds. Held in place by thongs and crosspieces, the primitive wagon gave a ...
— Deerfoot in The Mountains • Edward S. Ellis



Words linked to "Scraggly" :   untidy



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