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raggedy

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rag·ged·y  (rg-d)
adj. rag·ged·i·er, rag·ged·i·est
Tattered or worn-out; ragged.
raggedy [ˈrægɪdɪ]
adj
Informal somewhat ragged; tattered a raggedy doll
Translations
raggedy [ˈrægɪdi] adj [person] → déguenillé(e); [clothes] → loqueteux/euse
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