look like a drowned rat
look wet and bedraggled

"He looked like a drowned rat when they found him," she said.

Mike walked to the bench looking like a drowned rat.

You look like a drowned rat were his first words from the flickering image.

You look like a drowned rat," he said with a smile. "

Of course, Sam falls into one in his clothes, and comes out looking like a drowned rat.

Some said his wife didn't turn a hair any more when Sammy was carried in like a drowned rat.

He didn't look like a drowned rat now as he had that morning.

The lady answered without smiling: 'My husband said he looked like a drowned rat.

Looks more like a drowned rat," grumbled the man. "

I hated myself for thinking Singe looked like a drowned rat.

Now look at her, soaked like a drowned rat!

She looked more like a drowned rat than a lord's cupbearer these days.

Off to the side, the terrier kept pace with them, looking like a drowned rat.

Like a drowned rat," she answered, but with a laugh in her voice. "

Then Harry went home like a drowned rat, And told his old mother what he had been at.

Do you think I'm going to walk into the party with a girl who's all wet and disheveled, looking like a drowned rat?

This poor girl was like a drowned rat in her jeans, swamped boots and top.

She thought he looked like a drowned rat.

I feel like a drowned rat," I told him. "

It should amuse Jasaray when you walk in like a drowned rat.

Because I came in this drafty warehouse and saw you sitting there looking like a drowned rat.

Good heavens, dear, you look like a drowned rat.

By this point I am sure I looked like a drowned rat.