scruffily

I've no idea why - though I was dressed a bit scruffily at the time.

But they, like their choreographer, are out to charm, however scruffily.

Neither woman had noticed the man was scruffily dressed, that he wore no scarf.

I watched a train pull in, wait for no more than a minute or two, then clang scruffily away.

Here I stand scruffily in sandwich boards, proclaiming my deviant doctrine.

Everyone is scruffily dressed, and the atmosphere is jocular.

Wearing tails and a ruffled shirt, he was scruffily formal for a show at the gallery, an official Centennial event.

Diane Nottle is strolling along behind a scruffily dressed young man carrying a briefcase.

Don't dress too scruffily here, but apart from that it's a relaxed place to enjoy tapas and a few drinks.

She was dressed casually and scruffily.

Out of the shadows of a cargo door a scruffily dressed youngster, perhaps eighteen or a year older, walked toward them.

Often he was scruffily dressed.

And with his sharp wit and scruffily friendly, eccentric stage presence, he's wonderful company."

- fatly but scruffily (his weak heart, her illness:

Few people watching the tearful, scruffily dressed woman burst through the court doors to freedom would have recognised her as a countess.

Barry for his part was dressed as usual, scruffily, and wearing his wicked lop-sided grin.

The scruffily bearded face of a man who lived in a humble room with a bed and table adorned billboards and magazine covers.

Mr. Clapton came out next, dressed in a stark white suit and with scruffily cut hair, all guitar hero ready to tangle.

A gray-headed oldster, face scruffily obscured behind a ten-day beard, coughing as he spoke.

Like the author, the protagonist of this scruffily engaging tale, Evers Wheeling, is a judge in a small Southern town.

Jack Morris, scruffily dressed and unemployed at present , was savoring a truly foul-smelling piece of rope.

Truls Vasvik had appeared in the lounge doorway, scruffily dressed and running stubble.

As I wait to cross Park Avenue, a scruffily attired man asks one of the monitors, "Who's in the movie?"

He was dressed scruffily, too, with brown corduroy trousers, threadbare from being washed too many times, a tan suede jacket and no tie.