disheveled
dishevelled BrE

No one else could look so disheveled and get away with it.

I felt even more disheveled thinking about what kind of place this was and why people came here.

She looked disheveled but happy when he finally could step away to let her go.

A disheveled medical student with long hair stood by the door.

Her disheveled appearance probably told him all he needed to know.

They worked their way into the elevator without getting too disheveled.

He turned and really looked at Olivia for the first time, taking in her disheveled state.

They pick out the most disheveled and ask them to show their tickets.

A disheveled woman in science blue was running down the corridor.

Above him, a disheveled figure reached the stairs and started down.

She was rather pretty, in a disheveled way, if a person liked that type.

Let them see the broken nose, he thought, the disheveled hair.

In a moment she was holding the phone pressed against her disheveled hair.

Then he ran a hand through his disheveled hair and frowned at her.

"I came back from hell so they can put on a piece of paper that I'm disheveled?"

The sight of him left Ford feeling more disheveled than ever.

He saw a woman with disheveled hair and tears rolling down her face.

She looked disheveled and I wondered what had caused a young girl to end up like that.

An older, somewhat disheveled man said he had lost his papers.

The main road here is crowded with disheveled people headed for the local market.

She had a crown of disheveled white hair and a very loud voice.

Despite the fall, somehow they already looked considerably less disheveled than he.

There were no serious injuries, despite the disheveled state of the boat.

After two or three minutes, a disheveled young woman came in from outside, looking grim and pale.

Was this really the same woman he'd discovered in bed a while ago, looking like a disheveled angel?

She was standing, dishevelled, in the middle of the floor.

Both boys were dirty, dishevelled, and pretty well used up.

He has been asleep after dinner and looks rather dishevelled.

In the fourth cell there is a man with long dishevelled hair.

She paused, and looked at him, standing there in front of her all dishevelled.

They look fairly neat going in, and a little dishevelled coming out.

Bill was smiling slightly as he looked down at his dishevelled daughter.

He ran his eyes over her dishevelled clothing and smiled.

He was a dishevelled figure, to say the least.

Down they came, looking very dishevelled, Joan full of apologies.

The man looked a little dishevelled by his efforts.

A fat and dishevelled man came in carrying Arthur's one small case.

Her hair was dishevelled and her green eyes full of sleep.

When he looked back a moment later, the dishevelled old tramp was walking after him.

He looked dishevelled, like a man who had made too hasty a toilet.

Elizabeth lifted the King's head and smoothed his dishevelled hair.

I wanted to be one of the crowd, to look as dishevelled as them.

His dishevelled appearance did not make a very confidence inspiring impression.

The dishevelled officer shot the man a cold look, muttered something, then carried on with his search.

He looked back at the house, still marked and dishevelled by fire and water.

For the first time in his life he was conscious of looking dishevelled and grubby.

Parker was somewhat put out by the reporter's dishevelled appearance.

He appeared somewhat dishevelled, and although it was very dark his eyes were screwed tight.

People sat on the grass, dishevelled, weary after a sleepless night.

All were more or less dishevelled and filthy; but they were human.