Pronunciation: /ˈræɡəˌmʌfɪn/
noun a person, typically a child, in ragged, dirty clothes
A1 The ragamuffin cat was adopted from the animal shelter.
A2 The ragamuffin child played happily in the park.
B1 The ragamuffin dog was rescued from the streets and given a loving home.
B2 The ragamuffin group of friends enjoyed exploring the city together.
C1 The ragamuffin troupe of actors put on a stellar performance at the theater.
C2 The ragamuffin artist's work was highly acclaimed by critics and art enthusiasts.
adjective dressed in ragged, dirty clothes
A1 The ragamuffin kitten played happily with a ball of yarn.
A2 The ragamuffin children ran around the playground, laughing and shouting.
B1 The ragamuffin puppy was covered in mud after playing in the yard.
B2 The ragamuffin street performer entertained passersby with his juggling skills.
C1 The ragamuffin artist's unique style gained recognition in the art world.
C2 The ragamuffin musician's raw talent captivated audiences around the world.
formal The ragamuffin child wandered the streets alone, dressed in tattered clothing.
informal I saw a ragamuffin cat hanging out by the dumpster behind the restaurant.
slang That guy is such a ragamuffin, always bumming around and never working.
figurative Her mind was a ragamuffin of thoughts, all jumbled and chaotic.
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