rag out

One might think that he would be all ragged out.

Then I fish a rag out of my waistcoat pocket.

- 2 months ago Just ragged out from all the kids they are raising.

He pulled a rag out of his pocket and wiped it away.

She flicked the rag out of the water with a jerk.

"But while you're still with us, I am going to crush this rag out of existence."

Anyone might have grabbed his used nose rag out of the trash, wherever he'd been.

Got his rag out that evening on the bowlinggreen because I sailed inside him.

One pulled the rag out of his mouth.

I looked up as I squeezed the rag out.

With nothing else handy, Eve pulled a wipe rag out of her field kit and passed it over.

Throw your rags out the window, let the doggone shack burn down.

My God, Susan, you're the most beautiful woman on the ship even ragged out like you are now!"

The warder took the rag out of his hand and threw it in a corner next to the bucket.

= He holds a wine-stained rag out to me.

¡ ¡@¡ Get the rag out and have Peters log the fix.

Lars pulled a piece of rag out of his wrappings.

She didn't realize until he pulled a rag out of his pocket and wiped her face that she had been weeping.

Oren had arrived looking wilted not only from the summertime heat, but ragged out in spirit as well.

That done, she put it back into the cupboard over the sink and took the two stained rags out in back of the apartment.

Regan wrung the rag out and regarded him fondly.

She looked ragged out big time.

This piece was composed after a friend apparently "dared" Cobb to try to make a rag out of the piece at a restaurant.

If it has been, it is sent to the baling machines, or "ragged out," in the parlance of the workers.

Tika wrung the rag out in the pail and watched, dully, as the water turned black.