scraggly

She would have to do something about her scraggly hair.

It was the first time I'd felt like more than a scraggly girl.

They had to return to the air car this scraggly field was hard ground.

He made certain to stay low and keep in the scraggly grass.

This other man, he of the scraggly person, had been sent with a message.

The scraggly man had a deep cut across his forehead.

A man I had never seen before, with long hair and a scraggly beard.

His face had over a week's growth of scraggly beard.

We pulled off and drove down a long scraggly country road looking for people.

The driver of this car was the little man with the scraggly face and clothes.

Not too far away, under a scraggly tree, were four holes in the ground.

In the last three weeks he'd grown a scraggly beard.

Some of the grounds around the main building were a scraggly work in progress.

The scraggly little man at that moment was preparing to board a plane.

But it was no scraggly mountain man who emerged on Saturday morning.

With a growl, he caught up the light figure of the scraggly man.

A scraggly country laborer looked back at him from the mirror.

He looked around at the other huts, the scraggly gardens.

There were a few scraggly bushes growing along the line of the creek.

Granted, millions were spent to bring back the lawn from its scraggly days.

The scraggly countryside had been used mostly as pasture land.

We were traveling on an interstate through flat, scraggly country.

She stopped at the line of scraggly trees, then wrenched open the door.

Only a bit of scraggly brush clung to the low places here and there.

He had coarse, black hair and a thin, scraggly beard.