ragtag

UK
/ˈræɡ.tæɡ/
US
/ˈræɡ.tæɡ/

Translations

ragtagnoun
ragtags
pl
UK
/ˈræɡtæɡ/
US
/ˈræɡˌtæɡ/
mélange hétéroclite
A ragtag of supporters followed the musicians from town to town.
Un mélange hétéroclite de समर्थ? followed...
ragtagadjective
more ragtag
Comp.
most ragtag
Super.
UK
/ˈræɡ.tæɡ/
US
/ˈræɡ.tæɡ/
loqueteuxPour l’apparence vestimentaire.
He arrived in a ragtag coat full of patches.
Il est arrivé avec un manteau loqueteux couvert de rapiéçages.
The rebels were a ragtag group of volunteers from every walk of life.
Les rebelles étaient un groupe hétéroclite de volontaires venant de tous les horizons.

Definitions

ragtagnoun
A motley or disorganized collection of people or things.
A ragtag of supporters followed the musicians from town to town.
People regarded as disreputable or of low status; riffraff.
The aristocrats looked down on the ragtag that crowded the market streets.
ragtagadjective
Disorganized, untidy, or composed of a motley mixture of elements.
The rebels were a ragtag group of volunteers from every walk of life.
Shabby or ragged in appearance.
He arrived in a ragtag coat full of patches.