Clothing that is worn to shreds
Clothing that is torn, worn, or of poor quality
A piece of cloth used to cover or wrap around a wound
A piece of rag, or of any cloth, used to cover a part of the body, or to wipe things with
A tattered item of clothing
A ragged garment or cloth
A provision in a bill or law which is considered ineffectual or useless
A piece of old cloth
A piece of rag, or of any cloth, used for a purpose such as cleaning windows or wiping one's nose
Coarsely ground sugar
A piece of rag, or of any material, used for cleaning purposes
Clothing that is torn or worn to shreds
A piece of cloth, especially one torn from a larger piece, used for cleaning things or wiping one's nose
A piece of rag, or any similar material, used as a means of begging for alms
Clothing made from such material
A tattered or unkempt piece of cloth or hair
A piece of rag, or of any cloth, used for cleaning things
Clothing that is worn to shreds, tatters, or very thin fabric
Clothing, especially worn and torn clothing
A piece of ragged cloth
A ragged item of clothing
Old clothes
A piece of writing, especially a literary review, which is highly critical
Clothing, or the material for clothing, in tatters
Money
A ragged or torn piece of cloth
Clothing that is old, torn, or of ragged appearance
A fit of temper
A fraud
Clothing, especially worn or tattered clothing
A piece of old cloth, especially as worn by a poor person or a child
A piece of old cloth, especially one torn from a larger piece
Clothing that is torn, worn, or of very poor quality
A piece of rag, used to cover something
Clothing, especially worn by a beggar or a very poor person
Rags collectively as a covering for a plant or a person's body
A piece of cloth, paper, etc., that is torn or hanging loosely from something
A piece of rag, especially as a covering for a baby's bottom
A torn or ragged piece of cloth or paper
A piece of old cloth, especially one torn from a larger piece, used typically for cleaning things or for wiping one's mouth or nose
A piece of ragged clothing or material
A ragged condition
A piece of old cloth, especially one torn from a larger piece
Clothing
Ragged or torn material, or a piece of such material
Clothing made from such fabric
Please provide a concise definition for the meaning of the word "rag" in the following sentence: Oh, bless you, not a scar, " answered John, " for don't you mind how he kep'the iled silk and wet "rags" on yer face, and how that night when you was sickest, he held yer hands so you couldn't tuch a thimble, let alone a glass
A newspaper, especially a penny newspaper
A piece of cloth, paper, etc., that is torn, ragged, or worn to shreds
Clothing that is torn, worn, or dilapidated
Clothing, especially worn or torn clothing
A worthless thing
The state of being very poor
A piece of cloth, paper, or other material, torn or cut from a larger piece and used for cleaning or wrapping things or for making into a rough ball for throwing at a target
A piece of old cloth, especially as worn by a poor person or a child
Poor, shabby clothing
Clothing that is worn and torn, or clothing that is of very rough cloth
A coarse woven fabric, typically made from recycled cloth or paper
Please provide a concise definition for the meaning of the word "rag" in the following sentence: ll the Gineral you han't got stuff enuff in the Bank to make him a pair of spectacles; none of your "rags",'says I, but the real grit:'and with that he call'd 2 or 3 chaps in Quaker coats, who came a little way in, and sat down
A piece of cloth, paper, or other material, torn or worn to a state of tatters
A beggar
A ragged person
A tattered garment
Tattered clothing or fabric
A ragged, dirty, or tattered item of clothing, especially a shirt
A piece of old cloth
A ragged garment
A piece of old cloth
A piece of waste material, such as a scrap of cloth or a torn page from a book
A piece of ragged cloth
Clothing that is worn and tattered
A piece of rag, used for stuffing a mattress or cushion, or for tying a package
A piece of rag, used for cleaning things
Clothing that is torn, worn, or of little value
Clothing, especially of soldiers, in tatters
A piece of worn or torn cloth
Clothing made from such material
A piece of rag, or of any material, used to stop a hole in a window or door
A piece of old cloth, especially one torn from a larger piece
A ragged garment
A ragged garment or cloth
A piece of ragged cloth
A gang of robbers
A tattered garment
A slender, flexible branch of a tree
A piece of old cloth, especially when used to cover a child's bottom while walking
A piece of ragged cloth
A piece of cloth, paper, etc., that is torn, ragged, or worn to shreds
A ragged item of clothing, such as a tattered shirt or dress
A thing of no value
A coarse, rough garment
An old cloth, especially one torn from a larger piece, used typically for cleaning things or for stuffing cushions or mattresses
A sheet of paper, especially one printed with a long sheet of type
Clothing made from such material
A piece of cloth, especially one torn from a larger piece, used for cleaning things or for stuffing cushions or mattresses
A ragged garment or piece of cloth
A tattered or dilapidated state
A worthless thing
Clothing
Clothing made from rags, especially by poor people
A piece of ragtime music
Poor people
A piece of an old cloth, used for cleaning things
Rags, considered collectively
The state of being very dirty or dishevelled, especially as a result of age or poverty
A piece of old cloth, especially when used to cover a hat
A piece of cloth used to cover the head, especially for sanitary purposes
A piece of ragged cloth
A piece of cloth used for cleaning, wiping, or swabbing
Rough or coarse in character or language
A story or situation in which a person rises from a state of poverty or obscurity to one of wealth or power
A piece of old cloth, especially one torn from a larger piece as a result of wear or damage
Clothes that are torn, dirty, or worn and ragged
A piece of rag, used for cleaning, etc
A piece of cloth, paper, or other material, twisted or rolled up for use in cleaning something or in applying pressure to a surface
A piece of rag used for cleaning or wiper
A piece of rag, used for cleaning or stuffing
A piece of rag, used for cleaning or for bandaging
A ragtag, a disreputable or tattered garment
The barest minimum of clothing
A piece of rag, used especially for cleaning windows
A piece of cloth, paper, or other material, especially one torn from a larger piece
A ragged or dirty cloth
A mixture of lime, cement, and gravel used in building walls
A piece of cloth used to wipe one's nose
A piece of cloth, paper, etc., that is torn from something larger in order to be used for cleaning or other purposes
A piece of rag, used in painting or for cleaning
A piece of cloth, paper, etc., that is torn, ragged, or otherwise irregular in form or appearance
A piece of rag, typically used to wipe something or to bind up a wound
A cloth bag or container for storing or carrying clothes or other items
Rough, coarse, or worthless
A piece of cloth, paper, etc., that is torn or worn raggedly
A piece of waste paper
Clothing made from such material
A piece of rag, used for cleaning or wiping
A piece of old cloth, especially one torn from a larger piece
A piece of ragged cloth
An old or tattered garment or piece of cloth
A piece of ragged cloth
A piece of old cloth, especially when torn or ragged
A piece of rag, used typically to clean things or to wipe one's nose
A piece of cloth, paper, or other material, typically one that is old, torn, or otherwise unsatisfactory
A piece of rough cloth, especially one torn from a larger piece, used typically for cleaning windows or wiping one's hands and face
Tattered clothing or cloth
Clothing that is old, worn, or torn
Clothing, especially tattered or torn clothing
Rough or coarse in texture
A piece of rag, used especially in country furniture for the finish on a table top or cupboard
A newspaper, especially a tabloid
To complain
A piece of cloth used to dress a wound
A piece of cloth, especially one used for cleaning or dusting
A type of child's doll, made of cloth and stuffed with cotton or other material
A piece of cloth, paper, or other material, especially one that is tattered, torn, or otherwise damaged
A seasonal variation of a raga, with characteristic melodic and rhythmic patterns, and a specific time of performance
A piece of old cloth, especially one torn from a larger piece, used typically for cleaning things or wiping one's hands and face
A piece of cloth, especially a woman's undergarment or a sanitary towel
A tattered or torn piece of cloth
A piece of rag, used typically for cleaning or wiping things or for tying round a wound
A piece of rough cloth, especially as used for cleaning or wiping things
A piece of cloth used for cleaning or polishing
A story or account, especially a salacious one
A piece of cloth for wiping things
A child's term for a doll
A piece of cloth, paper, etc., that is torn, ragged, or worn
A type of dance associated with a particular musical genre ( usually ) and performed to it
A piece of cloth used to cover and protect something, or to conceal something before it is finished
A piece of rag, used typically as a head covering by a muslim man
Clothing or paper in tatters
A piece of dirty or torn cloth
Old or torn clothes
A reef of coral
A long, loose-fitting garment worn by a madrasa student
A handkerchief
A piece of cloth used for cleaning or polishing
A piece of rag, used for cleaning or for wiping
A piece of cloth, paper, etc., used for cleaning or covering
A beggar
A piece of rag, used for tying up a package, or as a ragged cloth
A lazy person
A piece of cloth used for cleaning or polishing
A loosely woven fabric, typically a remnant of cloth
A piece of old cloth, especially one torn from a larger piece
Clothing that is old, torn, or dirty
A newspaper, especially one regarded as being of low quality or a tabloid
