Ragged (adjective)

1. Having a rough or uneven surface or edge.
2. Worn or torn.
3. Irregular in shape or appearance.

Origin:

The word "ragged" is derived from the middle english word "ragged" meaning "having a rough or uneven surface or edge". the word has been used to describe something that is worn or torn, or irregular in shape or appearance.

Examples:

1. The ragged edges of the torn paper.
2. The old building had a ragged roof.
3. The ragged clothes of the homeless man.
4. The ragged cliffs were a beautiful sight.
5. The ragged mountain range was a challenging hike.