tatty

But the truth is, this stuff actually looked tatty even when new.

You've gone quite tatty since you came from the south to disorder my life.

He pulled out a tatty map from an inside pocket.

The ground floor is crowded and a bit tatty, not a good introduction.

I asked, delighted by these gifts, tatty as they were.

The few towns we saw were almost all identical and rather tatty.

He was still walking along the edge - a tatty sort of boy/ man (hard to tell).

It was once a beautiful building, but in decay now looks both tatty and sad.

But in truth he was a tatty little man with a furtive walk.

Midnight was a pretty tatty beast when we bought him.

It's absolutely those tatty old cassettes which have the power to take you right back.

She would have run away, but her feet seemed glued to the tatty carpet.

Anyway, the only thing you seem to be fond of is that tatty old jacket.

And so tatty compared to the glowing perfect finish of the room.

It could be a wing, a particularly tatty and leathery one.

Tatty curtains billowed about an open window in the far wall.

"They are getting rather tatty, but they have served me well," she says.

His tatty shoes were falling apart, and he only had shorts on.

"Has it occurred to you that this planetoid is a bit tatty?"

He's maybe holding a knife that he has taken from the pocket of his tatty old robe.

She paused on the corner by the few rather tatty shops and looked hopefully in either direction.

It's amazing how you can transform a tatty old sofa with a new fabric.

In the barn, I found an old sun hat and a pair of tatty garden gloves.

For increasingly tatty 34th Street, that was quite a provenance.

Pool tables are in the tatty lounge out back.