rags

"After working in the garden all day, his clothes were just dirty rags. "

"The old woman used rags to clean her dusty furniture. "

"The kind woman often gave food to the rags she saw begging on the street corner. "

"After using the dull drill bit, I noticed rags of metal hanging off the edge of the hole. "

"The old fisherman patched the hole in his boat's rags with some spare canvas. "

""I don't trust that news; it's just sensationalized stories from the tabloids and rags." "

"I have ace-four on my hand. In other words, I have ace-rag."

"The student ragged the classroom walls with bright yellow paint. "

"The edges of my favorite t-shirt started to rag after years of washing. "

"The garden path was made of rags, giving it a rough, uneven surface perfect for drainage. "

"The miner had to rags the ore to separate the valuable minerals from the waste. "

"The machinist had to rags the newly installed grindstone to ensure it spun true and wouldn't damage the metal. "

"The senior students played some harmless rags on the freshmen during orientation week. "

"Our university rags organized a fun run to raise money for the local children's hospital. "

"My friends always rag me about my old car, but I don't mind; it's still running! "

"He rags his old truck down the dirt road every morning to get to work on time. "

"New fraternity pledges were warned that older members sometimes rag them with silly tasks and embarrassing questions. "

"Back in the day, on Saturday nights, the community hall would host lively rags, with fiddles and banjos playing all night long. "

"My grandfather loved to play ragtime rags on the piano. "

"The pianist likes to rag old folk songs, giving them a lively, upbeat feel. "

"The students were all excited to rag during the school dance. "

"The pianist ragged the familiar melody, transforming it into a lively ragtime piece. "