"Scragged" Example Sentences
1. The meat was scragged and tough after being overcooked.
2. She scragged her knee on the rough pavement.
3. The old fenceposts were scragged and deteriorating.
4. The rope was scragged and frayed from too much use.
5. His handwriting was scragged and hard to read.
6. The tree branches were scragged and tangled.
7. She scragged her hair back into a messy bun.
8. The jacket was scragged and torn at the elbow.
9. The car's tires were scragged and balding.
10. The garden was scragged and overgrown.
11. He scragged the remaining bits of food off his plate.
12. The football team scragged the ball away from the other team's offense.
13. The boy scragged his brother's toy out of his hands.
14. The thief scragged the purse and ran away.
15. The jagged rocks scragged the ship's hull.
16. The mountain trail was scragged and dangerous.
17. The recycled paper was scragged and uneven.
18. The abandoned house was scragged and dilapidated.
19. She scragged her bubbly handwriting for a more formal style.
20. The rusty gate was scragged and difficult to open.
21. The blue paint was scragged and faded in the sun.
22. The cat scragged the mouse out of the wall.
23. The grumpy old man scragged at the kids for being too loud.
24. The computer program scragged during the installation process.
25. The dog scragged his leash, trying to run after a squirrel.
26. The novel's plot was scragged and hard to follow.
27. The sweater was scragged and moth-eaten.
28. The garden gnome scragged his white beard with a wooden cane.
29. The old photograph was scragged and yellowed with age.
30. The antique lamp was scragged and in need of repair.
Common Phases
1. The car's engine was
scragged; it needed a complete overhaul.
2. The tree was
scragged; its branches were bare and twisted.
3. After a long day at work, I felt
scragged; all I wanted to do was go to bed.
4. The old building had been
scragged; it was no longer safe to inhabit.
5. I
scragged my knee when I fell off my bike; it was bleeding and sore.
6. The chicken was
scragged; its meat was tough and dry.
7. The garden had been
scragged by the harsh winter weather; all the plants had withered and died.