Noun:

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raggling's Usage Examples:

sort of crown and a written commission "to kindly use and relieve such straggling Englishment as should chance to come that way".

It is a "large straggling parish" in a former mining area south of Truro.

Trouser Press called the album "a riot of distortion and croaky off-key singing, straggling happily through its peppy and tuneful pop-song.

fruitful for our investigation: they, like the ignes fatui, include unchristened babes, but instead of straggling singly on the earth as fires, they sweep.

settlement of New Plymouth—at the time "a line of wooden houses straggling untidily along the waterfront and intersected by bush-filled gullies which provided.

Cassinopsis ilicifolia is a spined, straggling shrub or liane that is native to the moister regions of southern Africa.

was driven off, after which the English and Dutch cavalry fell upon the straggling Spanish infantry who were routed with heavy casualties.

Hypericum dolabriforme, the straggling St.

The following is an excerpt from a description of Bunny as published in 1813:Bunny, a straggling village on the high road, containing about sixty houses, and which seems to have been indebted principally for its origin to the ancient seat of Bunny Park Hall, once the property of the family of Parkyns, and now of their descendant Lord Rancliffe.

Till the 1920s, when excavations started, the inside of the citadel was higher than the surrounding areas by over 4"nbsp;metres and was dotted with several straggling elevated pieces of land.

include adultery, bribery, fraternization, gambling, straggling, and indecent language.

in part, of students exhibiting "no missing buttons, run-down heels, unbrushed clothes, unpolished shoes, neglected nails, or straggling coiffure".

(about 10%), resulting in losses of 110 ships in convoy; a further 60 lost straggling, and 36 while detached or after dispersal, with losses from marine accident.