tatty|tattier|tattiest in English

adjective

[tat·ty || 'tætɪ]

(British) tawdry, loud, cheap; shabby, worn-out

Use "tatty|tattier|tattiest" in a sentence

1. They seemed unreal and kind of tatty.

2. She wears jeans and a tatty jumper.

3. They were tatty and smelly and lethargic.

4. Some of our textbooks are starting to look rather tatty.

5. There are fewer tatty schools and run - down hospitals.

6. Tatty and faded now, it had survived hibernation through the winter.

7. His friends used to tease him about his tatty clothes.

8. At the window of the cottage hang tatty, faded curtains.

9. Using tatty , worn, dirty, or scratchy wash mitts, sponges, drying towels etc.

10. There were a lot of guest houses which were very tatty.

11. 6 Tatty and faded now, it had survived hibernation through the winter.

12. But in truth he was a tatty little man with a furtive walk.

13. You are going to change out of those tatty old jeans, aren't you?

14. The shoes looked so tatty that I consigned them to the back of the cupboard.

15. Cote, who was so cruelly deceived by the villainous Bigamic, Art# • til** Cant arg tatty**

16. The banners we have are getting tatty as no-one worries very much how they are stored.

17. One showed an elderly couple in a tatty cafe with the caption: Springtime in Stoke-on-Trent.

18. Like Querelle, men in tatty soiled uniforms are flexing their muscles, while others stare vacantly into the middle distance.

19. 12 There is a row of artfully tatty shops—a palmist, a photo studio,[www.Sentencedict.com] a display of baby incubators.

20. There is a row of artfully tatty shops—a palmist, a photo studio[Sentence dictionary], a display of baby incubators.

21. It struck her how tatty many of the buildings appeared now the lack of sun had robbed them of their charm.

22. For a while, he makes his machine-gun-like call. Then a tatty yellow leaf falls onto his tower's mossy lawn. Donald flies down at once to remove it.