1. making wet, dirty, or untidy, especially by dragging through mud or water
Usage: present participle of bedraggle

Examples

• The rain was bedraggling her carefully styled hair.
• He came home bedraggling his new shoes through the muddy garden.
• The children were bedraggling their clothes while playing in the puddles.
• She avoided bedraggling her dress by lifting it while walking through the wet grass.
• The storm was bedraggling everything in its path.
• They spent the afternoon bedraggling themselves in the swamp during their nature hike.