straggly

Nothing but a few straggly weeds grows under there now.

Greasy hair, straggly beard and that look in his dark eyes.

There, what struck him most was a straggly tree in the courtyard of their house.

She became rather plain, with straggly hair and ragged clothing.

I, with my bare feet and straggly hair, a maker of judgments?

It was more than the straggly beard or thin, oily hair.

Take another look at the walls and those straggly trees.'

Beside it, she put a note carefully written in the same straggly letters.

The voices were coming from a copse of straggly trees.

This one was all rocks, with a hump in the middle and a few straggly trees.

He wondered if she'd changed much from that pert little straggly girl he'd known five years ago.

He even shaved the straggly first signs of puberty under his arms.

Louis saw only the straggly mane that covered his brain case.

So was the straggly hair falling over the eyes, and the faint look of grime.

The trees were big and had killed off all but a few straggly patches of underbrush between them.

Down behind him in the straggly little valley, I notice that a few allotments do remain, after all.

Now was seen but an old crone, straggly hair, wrinkled face, bent back.

We passed straggly palm trees, crossed between rolling dunes, always making good time.

The fine distinctions, many of the experts said, were hard to make when talking about the death of a little girl with straggly hair.

Then I spied the view from our bungalow through the straggly trees to the water below.

Past a greenhouse filled with the straggly stalks of many dead geraniums.

The whole world was utterly blanketed except for these straggly bits of black and white.

His straggly beard was in serious danger of going up in smoke.

Jamie asked with interest, looking out at the straggly vines and plants, beaten to the earth by the rain.

He could see the old man's hooded eyes and his hawk nose, the white straggly beard.