draggled

An old-fashioned adjective describing something that is wet, dirty, or bedraggled, as if dragged through mud or water.

• 🇪🇸Adjetivo que describe algo mojado, sucio o manchado, como si hubiera sido arrastrado por el barro o el agua; también puede referirse a ropa o apariencia desaliñada y empapada.

1. Limp and soiled C2 formal

   Wet, dirty, and hanging limply, as if having been dragged through mud or water.

   • The dog came home looking draggled and exhausted.
   • Her draggled dress was ruined after the walk in the rain.
   • The flowers looked draggled after the storm.

   🇪🇸Empapado y sucio

   Sinónimos: bedraggled

   Antónimos: cleandryneatsprucetrim

• more draggled comparative form
• most draggled superlative form

An obsolete verb meaning to make wet and dirty by dragging on the ground; to bedraggle.

• 🇪🇸Verbo que significa arrastrar algo por el suelo, dejándolo mojado y sucio; ensuciar o manchar al arrastrar.

1. Make wet and dirty C2 formal

   To make something wet and dirty, typically by dragging it through mud or water.

   • The children draggled their coats in the puddles.
   • Her long skirt was draggled after walking through the wet grass.
   • The dog draggled its leash through the muddy yard.

   🇪🇸Ensuciar y mojar arrastrando

   Sinónimos: bedragglebegrimebespatterdirtymuddysoilspatter

   Antónimos: cleandrypurify

• draggled past participle
• draggled past simple
• draggling present participle
• draggles third person singular