Adjective
rag-tag (comparative more rag-tag, superlative most rag-tag)
Alternative spelling of ragtag
“In a time of confinement and uncertainty, a rag-tag team of Jews and non-Jewish Passover enthusiasts felt it was more important than ever to channel creative energies and gather community,” head writer Alex Edelman said in a news release. Source: Internet
Diminutive in size but forceful in manner, Mr Mpinganjira has managed to transform the NDA from a rag-tag pressure group into a considerable political force. Source: Internet
I’m thinking two or more matched Link Music speakers would probably handshake and cooperate better than a rag-tag assemblage of new and old speakers. Source: Internet
The other is continuing the fight, wait the withdrawal out and see how strong the Special Forces, the trainers and mentors in the new NATO mission, the grown ANSF and the rag-tag ALP really turn out to be. Source: Internet
The miniseries will examine Washington’s transformation from a young man seeking to rise as a military officer, into a determined revolutionary who led a rag-tag army against the British Empire. Source: Internet
The trouble is, a rag-tag group of previous residents’ ghosts aren’t happy with their plans to turn the house into a hotel. Source: Internet