raggedness
81raggedy — ˈragə̇dē, di adjective Etymology: ragged + y : marked by or tending to raggedness : somewhat ragged a raggedy man raggedy hair you look starved and raggedy Saul Bellow making raggedy yellow and black patterns Richard Llewellyn raggedy carnival… …
82raggery — raggˈery noun 1. Rags or ragged people collectively 2. Clothes, esp women s (slang) 3. Raggedness • • • Main Entry: ↑rag …
83na´ked|ness — na|ked «NAY kihd», adjective. 1. a) with no clothes on; bare: »naked shoulders. A barefoot boy has naked feet. And they were both naked…and were not ashamed (Genesis 2:25). SYNONYM(S): nude, unclothed, undressed. See syn. under bare. (Cf. ↑bare)… …
84na´ked|ly — na|ked «NAY kihd», adjective. 1. a) with no clothes on; bare: »naked shoulders. A barefoot boy has naked feet. And they were both naked…and were not ashamed (Genesis 2:25). SYNONYM(S): nude, unclothed, undressed. See syn. under bare. (Cf. ↑bare)… …
85na|ked — «NAY kihd», adjective. 1. a) with no clothes on; bare: »naked shoulders. A barefoot boy has naked feet. And they were both naked…and were not ashamed (Genesis 2:25). SYNONYM(S): nude, unclothed, undressed. See syn. under bare. (Cf. ↑bare) b)… …
