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What is the adjective for draggle?

What's the adjective for draggle? Here's the word you're looking for.

Included below are past participle and present participle forms for the verbs drag and dragge which may be used as adjectives within certain contexts.

draggled

Bedraggled.
Synonyms:

dirty, filthy, smudged, begrimed, soiled, cruddy, foul, grimy, smutty, stained, sullied, unclean, befouled, bemired, besmirched, dusty, grubby, grungy, mucky, bedraggled, black, blackened, dingy, grotty, muddy, sordid, uncleanly, nasty, sooty, squalid, scuzzy, yucky, manky, gungy, smeared, messy, festy, polluted, bogging, slimy, skanky, scungy, unwashed, icky, scummy, tarnished, feculent, sleazy, muddied, unhygienic … more

Examples:

“The little draggled dress she wore had once been pink with a bit of lace at the neck.”

dragged

simple past tense and past participle of drag
Synonyms:

took, brought, carried, moved, transported, hauled, transferred, carted, lugged, beared, packed, shifted, conveyed, ferried, toted, fetched, schlepped, towed, trawled, trucked, pulled, tugged, heaved, hove, yanked, lift, haled, trailed, hoist, drawn, drew, humped, jerked, lifted, manhandled, swept, wrenched, hoisted, whisked, pushed, raked, bucked, propelled, taken, bore, borne, wrested, tost, tossed, conducted … more

dragging

present participle of drag
Synonyms:

pulling, hauling, towing, drawing, lugging, trailing, tugging, haling, heaving, yanking, trawling, draggling, schlepping, trucking, moving, streeling, transporting, carrying, toting, humping, carting, taking, conveying, lifting, ferrying, shifting, bringing, manhandling, bearing, jerking, sweeping, packing, hoisting, whisking, transferring, driving, pushing, raking, fetching, bucking, wrenching, propelling, conducting, tossing, blowing, hefting, levering, transmitting, twitching, whirling … more

Examples:

“The minor disruptions students cause during your lesson might be due to a dragging pace that leaves them with too much time on their brains.”

“We wanted to maintain a theatrical narrative to prevent it from becoming a dragging monologue.”

“We were given a dragging lecture about how students need complete peace and quiet to study, and that the library was made for that purpose.”