draggle

/'drægl/

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Word: Draggle

Part of Speech: Verb

Advanced Usage:

• "Draggle" can also be used metaphorically to describe a situation or state of being that is disheveled or in disarray. However, this usage is less common.

Summary:

"Draggle" is a verb used to describe the action of making something wet and dirty, often through contact with mud or rain. It’s a less common word, but it vividly conveys the image of something being ruined by water or dirt.

Academic

Verb

1. make wet and dirty, as from rain

Synonyms

• bedraggle