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draggle
▪ I. draggle, v. (ˈdræg(ə)l) Also (5 ? drakel), 6–8 dragle, 6–9 Sc. draigle. [Not certainly known before 16th c.; app. dim. and freq. of drag v.: cf. waggle, and see -le.] 1. trans. To wet or befoul (a garment, etc.) by allowing it to drag through mire or wet grass, or to hang untidily in the rain; ... Oxford English Dictionary
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driggle-draggle
† ˈdriggle-draggle Obs. exc. dial. [Reduplicated f. draggle v., with vowel-alternation: cf. dingle-dangle, etc.] A slut, slattern, drab. Also attrib., slatternly.1588 Fraunce Lawiers Log. i. vi. 33 b, If there be any driggle draggle in Shrewsbury. 1593 Tell-Troth's N.Y. Gift 14 Those driggell dragge... Oxford English Dictionary
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Detox Icunt
Detox won the children's TV show-themed main challenge in the episode "Draggle Rock." wikipedia.org
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draggle-haired
draggle-haired, a. nonce-wd. [f. draggle v. and hair, after draggle-tailed.] With hair hanging wet and untidy.1865 Dickens Mut. Fr. iii. x, Draggle-haired, seamed with jealousy and anger. Oxford English Dictionary
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My Little Pony (Egmont comics)
such differences to the cartoon as the complete absence of Megan's younger siblings, Danny and Molly (except for And Friends comic 30, where Reeka and Draggle wikipedia.org
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draggly
ˈdraggly, a. [f. draggle v. + -y.] Inclined to draggle or trail untidily.1850 Carlyle in Froude Life in Lond. (1884) II. 65 A strange draggly-wick'd tallow candle. Oxford English Dictionary
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My Little Pony: The Movie (1986 film)
at the Volcano of Gloom, a wicked witch named Hydia is planning to ruin the ponies' festival, but her two sincere but incompetent daughters, Reeka and Draggle Voice cast Danny DeVito as Grundle King Rhea Perlman as Reeka Madeline Kahn as Draggle Cloris Leachman as Hydia Tony Randall as Moochick Charlie wikipedia.org
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draggle-tailed
ˈdraggle-tailed, a. Having a tail or skirt that trails on the ground in mud and wet.1654 Gataker Disc. Apol. 4 Everie draggle-tail'd Girl that comes to them. 1825 Scott Jrnl. 23 Nov., A draggle-tailed wench. 1831 E. J. Trelawny Adv. Younger Son I. 288 The draggletailed..cockatoo. Oxford English Dictionary
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bedraggle
bedraggle, v. (bɪˈdræg(ə)l) [f. be- + draggle.] a. To wet (dress, skirts, or the like) so that they drag, or hang limp and clinging with moisture. b. ‘To soil clothes by suffering them, in walking, to reach the dirt.’ Johnson. (Rare in the active till modern times.)1727 Swift Past. Dial. Wks. 1755 I... Oxford English Dictionary
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draggle-tail
draggle-tail (ˈdræg(ə)lteɪl) [f. draggle v. + tail n.] 1. A draggle-tailed person; a woman whose skirts are wet and draggled, or whose dress hangs about her untidily and dirty; a slut.1596 Nashe Saffron Walden 143 To see a..draggell taile run her taile into a bushe of thornes. 1611 Speed Hist. Gt. B... Oxford English Dictionary
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draigle
draigle Sc. form of draggle. Oxford English Dictionary
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draggled
draggled, ppl. a. (ˈdræg(ə)ld) [f. prec. + -ed1.] Befouled with dragging through wet and mire.1513 [see draggle v. 1]. 1699 Garth Dispens. ii. (1700) 23 The draggl'd Dignity of Scavenger. 1714 Gay Trivia ii. 9 You'll see a draggled Damsel here and there, From Billingsgate her fishy Traffick bear. 18... Oxford English Dictionary
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draggle-tailedness
ˈdraggle-ˌtailedness [-ness.] Draggle-tailed condition or character.1889 E. F. Knight ‘Falcon’ on the Baltic iv. 62 The outrageously bad taste and gaudy draggletailedness of English girls of the same degree. 1904 Westm. Gaz. 2 Nov. 1/3 The terrible draggletailedness of some of the women. Oxford English Dictionary
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figgle
† ˈfiggle, v. Obs. rare—1. [Cf. fig v.3 and daggle, draggle, etc.] intr. To fidget about.a 1652 Brome Love-sick Court v. ii, Our fleecy sheep, Who shake their heads, figgle, and writh their tayls. Oxford English Dictionary
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claggok
† ˈclaggok Sc. Obs. [f. clag + -ock.] One clagged with mire, ‘a draggle-tail’ (Jam.).c 1538 Lyndesay Syde Taillis 62 Pure [= poor] Claggokis cled in riploch quhyte. Oxford English Dictionary
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