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But the bill finally sent to the Governor wound up a tatter of loopholes.

His fine clothes were a tatter, his face a ruin.

The remains of the church lay a tatter of plastic on the ground.

With her free hand she groped, caught hold of something, lifted a gray tatter up to view.

It is all what Paul Tatter, executive director of the center, sees as a trend.

A tatter of black trash bag fluttered from the raised bucket.

The black silk sling he had been wearing was a tatter of light tan.

My shirt was a tatter, and my trousers might as well not have bothered.

Mr. Tatter estimated the total value of the project at more than $200,000.

A little longer, and the fog began to thin and tatter, blowing by in the dark.

They galloped through a tatter of fog, thin and no higher than the horses' knees.

One of his nails with a tatter of yellow cloth attached.

Boyd slept peacefully in a tatter of the balloon.

Not completely, but down to a tatter.

Of course a curse was not a thing to be sloughed off like a tatter of flesh!

A tatter of an ancient formula stirred in Ainson's mind.

The bone which had been within the meat lay to one side, with a tatter of rope, amidst straw.

He handed me a smudged tatter of paper.

Ross picked up a tatter of blue-green material.

Matt saw a tatter of gray cloth go flying, and bellowed, grabbing at his sword.

Both dead women floated with their tatter clothes waving about them in an erotic striptease of defeat and death.

The webs tatter and disintegrate in bad weather.

I said, pointing to the tatter.

The sleeve's puffy leg-of-mutton shoulder was a tatter now.

His black robe was a charred tatter.