1. torn, frayed, or worn to tatters
Usage: informal
2. having an uneven or rough appearance
Usage: informal

Examples

• His raggy old sweater had holes in both elbows.
• The raggy edges of the paper showed it had been torn hastily.
• She wore a raggy denim jacket that looked well-loved.
• The raggy coastline was beautiful but dangerous for boats.
• The dog’s raggy fur needed a good brushing.
• After years of use, the raggy towel was barely holding together.