make wet and dirty, as from rain
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draggle
How to use draggle in a sentence. Example sentences and definitions for draggle.
Editorial note
Should a body meet a body\nComing through the rye,\nShould a body kiss a body,\nNeed a body cry?O Jenny is all wet, poor body,\nJenny is seldom dry:\nShe draggled all her petticoats,\nComing through the rye!
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Quick take
make wet and dirty, as from rain
Meaning at a glance
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Definitions
Core meanings and parts of speech for draggle.
verb
make wet and dirty, as from rain
See also: bedraggle
Example sentences
Should a body meet a body\nComing through the rye,\nShould a body kiss a body,\nNeed a body cry?O Jenny is all wet, poor body,\nJenny is seldom dry:\nShe draggled all her petticoats,\nComing through the rye!
Frequently asked questions
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How do you use draggle in a sentence?
Should a body meet a body\nComing through the rye,\nShould a body kiss a body,\nNeed a body cry?O Jenny is all wet, poor body,\nJenny is seldom dry:\nShe draggled all her petticoats,\nComing through the rye!
What does draggle mean?
make wet and dirty, as from rain
What part of speech is draggle?
draggle is commonly used as verb.