raddled
/ (ˈrædəld) /
adjective
(esp of a person) unkempt or run-down in appearance
Origin of raddled
1C17: from raddle ²
Words Nearby raddled
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How to use raddled in a sentence
A hand-basin, the water in it raddled with rouge, stood on the table behind her, and a white china jug of fresh water beside it.
The Black Opal | Katharine Susannah PrichardOutside them and through them ran raddled sheep bleating their fear.
Ulysses | James JoyceShe had on a different hat, and the earlier hour showed him the shining of her eyes above the raddled cheeks.
The Lovely Lady | Mary AustinHis whole broad face was darkly flushed, the red skin raddled with a thousand lines.
Wilderness of Spring | Edgar PangbornNoa, not by force, as I seed; but there wore one chap among them woundily raddled on the sconce.
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