A torn bit of old fabric is a rag. You might use a rag to dust the bookshelf or scrub the bathtub, but you wouldn't want to wear one.
p. pr. & vb. n.
of Rag
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Ragging, Ragging, agging, Ragging, Rqagging, Rwagging, Rsagging, Rzagging, Rqgging, Rwgging, Rsgging, Rzgging, Raqgging, Rawgging, Rasgging, Razgging, Rafgging, Ratgging, Raygging, Rahgging, Rabgging, Ravgging, Rafging, Ratging, Rayging, Rahging, Rabging, Ravging, Ragfging, Ragtging, Ragyging, Raghging, Ragbging, Ragvging, Ragfging, Ragtging, Ragyging, Raghging, Ragbging, Ragvging, Ragfing, Ragting, Ragying, Raghing, Ragbing, Ragving, Raggfing, Raggting, Raggying, Ragghing, Raggbing, Raggving, Ragguing, Ragg8ing, Ragg9ing, Raggoing, Raggjing, Raggking, Raggung, Ragg8ng, Ragg9ng, Raggong, Raggjng, Raggkng, Raggiung, Raggi8ng, Raggi9ng, Raggiong, Raggijng, Raggikng, Raggibng, Raggihng, Raggijng, Raggimng, Raggi ng, Raggibg, Raggihg, Raggijg, Raggimg, Raggi g, Ragginbg, Ragginhg, Ragginjg, Ragginmg, Raggin g, Ragginfg, Raggintg, Ragginyg, Ragginhg, Ragginbg, Ragginvg, Ragginf, Raggint, Ragginy, Ragginh, Ragginb, Ragginv, Raggingf, Raggingt, Raggingy, Raggingh, Raggingb, Raggingv.
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