The aristocrats sneered at the rag, tag and bobtail gathered at the market.

At the docks, the tag, rag and bobtail were shooed away by the constable before dawn.

If one is losing one's rag, it's helpful to step away and take a deep breath before responding.

One loses one's rag when pushed too far, so it's wise to step away before saying something one will regret.

One lost one's rag when the bus driver kept cutting in line.

On Saturday mornings, I love wandering through the old market's rag-and-bone shops looking for hidden treasures.

He wore a raggedy coat that had seen better days.

The survivors marched raggedly toward the distant town, their steps uneven and exhausted.

The raggedness of the old flag reminded everyone in the crowd of the sacrifices behind it.

The raggednesses of the old maps added a strange charm to the historian's collection.