ratty

It's ever so nice of you not to be ratty about it.

Well, I'm sorry to be ratty this early in the year.

One cannot, after all, abuse spring without feeling a bit ratty himself.

He looked at them all with a sort of ratty arrogance.

"I'm still in my ratty running clothes and taking care of the baby," she said.

So there I was standing on the same ratty old platform again.

Anything starting to look a little ratty in the wardrobe?

The girl with the ratty hair stepped forward and raised a hand, as if she were in school.

If husband and wife get ratty with each other, that's a bit awkward for a daughter, too.

The ratty little gardens that we see from the air are meant to be seen.

Just the thing he needed hot August night, a ratty old sweater.

Now if only she'd get rid of that ratty old coat.

We turned off the road onto a narrow drive and pulled up in front of a ratty looking house.

Her long, ratty red hair fell down around a sharp and pointed face.

Just a ratty looking tape recorder sitting on the ground.

He was a really cute guy, in a dirty, ratty sort of way.

I love a bargain, but lots of these plants look pretty ratty.

It's not just the ratty dance halls that have bad conditions.

"No." He gave the ratty man a small bow and left.

He pulled the ratty coverlet around him and tried to read.

He cups a bag of ratty books on his lap.

And in that cell he lived with his ratty companions for three months.

And, most recently, by a clientele that one neighbor called ratty.

All of the clothes were well worn, the coat actually a bit ratty.