The meaning of RAGGY is ragged, rough. How to use raggy in a sentence.

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Scruffy; tending to dress in rags. Similar in style to ragtime music. Find similar words to raggy using the buttons below. Raggy definition: <a>Raglike</a>; like a <a>rag</a>.

'Raggy' [ˈræɡi] describes something that is tattered, shabby, or has a rough texture. It can be used to describe clothing, paper, or hair, as in 'The old man wore a raggy coat that had seen better days.' …

In some dialects of English, "raggy" might be used colloquially to describe people who are scruffy or have an unkempt appearance. It can also convey a sense of playfulness or lightheartedness, …

raggy: Rough; rugged; rocky.

raggy adj. [rag v.1 (1b)] irritated, but for 20C+ uses, note on the rag under rag n.1

Word Usage "It doesn't take long for the booklets to get raggy, even with infrequent use."