How to pronounce “ragged” in English

the very ragged edge of out of control and either hitting a curb just just

Cornelia's running ragged.

Stinson Beach is a ragged, flip-flops, bikinis and board shorts kind of town.

He sucked in a ragged gasp of air and sat up.

certain jewelry ragged clothes and and he approached me and he offered me something to smoke to sell me something to

The sort of raggedy-looking people at the front of the line, they exchange places with well-dressed folks who are carrying briefcases.

It's now a raggedy old boot.

He looked like the raggedy dog he once shot in the butt with a BB gun for crossing onto our property one too many times.

And my effects guy was so ragged, running so ragged.

You always feel like you're running ragged, you're tired.

And then I would run myself ragged doing that.

With my hands full of ragged bits and scraps, I might be inclined to believe that the bay has been more severely rifled, more drastically abridged

You know, their appearance is rough and ragged.

I knew my book was long, ragged, and a little unfocused.

And that, you could tell it's a raggedy little town, right?

Like, a steak that has been subjected to hypersonic winds looks like it's pretty ragged.

From the front of the ship, Eugene's voice was ragged but calm.

They may be nightmares, but they don't have that kind of ragged noisiness and when you open up a platform to anybody that means it is

woman who was older than my mom, in a ragged sari,uh, walked over, leaned over very slowly, picked up the coin from that mud and then pointed, you know, looked up at the sky and

poor country in which the majority of people are still tremendously poor and the infrastructure is still very ragged in all the rest has been for the last

even as it fragments the blackface mask and styles of movement which persist not only in Raggedy Ann and the Scarecrow but also in the faces and gloved hands

And I thought, I am somebody who is so effeminate in this manly body, and if I walk into the college, I'll be ragged,

On his first afternoon back in town, a Tuareg nomad in his 40s, a gaunt man in a ragged turban with half a dozen children

But when she did argue, her jaw relaxed open and her voice, high-pitched and ragged, folded in on itself in 100 tissue paper

Honestly, through the same way that Staci, or Spezzy, was able to lose her weight by almost starving himself and running ragged.

Up high, the mountains still wear their ragged mantles of snow.

But the material difference is, at her new firm, they do not need to run associates ragged -- from time to time they do -- but they are much more thoughtful about when a deadline