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Only 3 notes known, the other two are raggy and torn.

All of the bits and pieces are in some ways quite raggy.

I don't know why it fell out of general acceptance and became rather raggy."

Or that raggy goatskin cape with the ugly face on it.

Maura Ryan came out of her room, clutching a raggy doll.

Why would anyone want to steal a wooden bowl and two raggy tunics, after all?

"It was considered raggy music, slave songs," he said.

Please pick the correct one for your background - the wrong one will look raggy round the edges.

Sometimes he wears a raggy Kangol hat, or a yellow bandanna.

"Customers actually have cleaning clothing - old sweatpants, raggy shirts," he said.

Cleveland voice, tough little foxface under raggy bleachblond hair.

He glanced around the small space, taking into account the cardboard bed, pots and pans, the shopping bags of raggy clothes.

Large numbers, he added, are forsaking "raggy, utilitarian clothing for statement pieces.

In the case of The Raggy Dolls, he also sang the theme tune.

Jon tells Andrea to keep in close behind Raggy so there's no chance of anyone getting hit by a rock, yikes.

(At the time it was published, many hot or raggy numbers were published with the word "Blues" in the title).

Raggy ropes hang off beams of boats.

"We've had enough raggy, ripped, embellished denim," she says.

Sweat pours from beneath my hat, and my shorts are going raggy at the hem.

A raggy sort of crew.

Early summer brings another unusual flower, Roscoea cautleyoides, with its raggy pale yellow heads.

May'aps you've seen a raggy ole beast about, one o' the two who came inter camp earlier on?

Hearts will be severely depleted tomorrow as the depth of their small squad is stretched more than a raggy old sock.

He had worked previously with Sheehan on Song for a Raggy Boy.

I saw two late-calved youngsters who looked raggy, and one elderly stag who was worse for wear.