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• He is haggard and unshaven.] (8)
• He looked positively haggard. (8)
• His face was pale and haggard. (8)
• The man of the omnibus was there with haggard eyes. (2)
• He stuck to the Ring till he was haggard with fatigue. (10)
• He stuck to the Ring till he was haggard with fatigue. (22)
• In the morning he came back, looking spent and haggard. (9)
• It did not look haggard; it looked very much as it always did. (9)
• Van Diemen came down to breakfast looking haggard and restless. (10)
• But rock is the very picture of beautiful Gorgon, haggard Venus. (10)
• But now the seas are haggard with thy wrath, Thy breath is tempest! (10)
• Her whole face had changed, in that instant, becoming almost haggard. (8)
• And could those haggard cheeks presume To memories of a May-tide bloom? (10)
• The haggard prospect from that step of the climax checked his delivery. (10)
• Tyrolese and Italian soldiers were gibing at her haggard companion when she entered the carriage. (10)
• Four haggard and desperate men, headed by Barto Rizzo, burst from an ambush on the guard encircling Angelo. (10)
• The poor fellow was in an effect of belated summer as to clothes, and he looked not merely haggard but shabby. (9)
• I felt about until my hand encountered a stout branch, and to this I tied Modestine, a haggard, drenched, desponding donkey. (2)
• Wild and haggard was her head, and she rushed to my books and saw them open at the sign of the ring: then began our combat. (10)
• The days are so short that a man does much of his business, and certainly all his pleasure, by the haggard glare of gas lamps. (2)
• Lavender, into whose mind there had instantly rushed a flood of public utterances, stood gazing at her haggard face in silent sympathy. (8)

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Definition of haggard:

• haggard, hag’ard, adj. lean: hollow-eyed: wild, applied to an untrained hawk | (_arch._) hagg’ed. | n. hagg’ard, a hawk. | adv. hagg’ardly. (0) | haggard, hag’ard, n. a stackyard. (0)

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