ragamuffin in Polish
ragamuffin in Polish is obdartus, łachmaniarz — ragamuffin means a scruffy, dirty child in torn clothes.
ragamuffin in Polish
obdartus
A dirty, shabbily-clothed child; an urchin.
łachmaniarz
A dirty, shabbily-clothed child; an urchin.
What does "ragamuffin" mean?
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noun A scruffy, dirty child in torn clothes.
"Three little ragamuffins were kicking a ball around the yard."
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noun A breed of large, long-haired domestic cat with a docile temperament, closely related to the Ragdoll.
"Their Ragamuffin sleeps on the radiator all day."
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noun A style of Jamaican dancehall music with rapped or chanted vocals over digital rhythms, and a performer of it.
"The set closed with a ragamuffin track from the late eighties."
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ragamuffin in a sentence
- Three little ragamuffins were kicking a ball around the yard.
- She came home a ragamuffin, mud to the knees and a sleeve half off.
- Their Ragamuffin sleeps on the radiator all day.
- The set closed with a ragamuffin track from the late eighties.
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What is "ragamuffin" in Polish?
"ragamuffin" in Polish is obdartus, łachmaniarz. ragamuffin means: A scruffy, dirty child in torn clothes.
How do you use "ragamuffin" in a sentence?
Example: "Three little ragamuffins were kicking a ball around the yard." In Polish, "ragamuffin" is obdartus, łachmaniarz.
Are there other ways to say "ragamuffin" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "ragamuffin": obdartus, łachmaniarz.
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