1. present participle of daggle; to trail or drag through mud, water, or dirt
Usage: often used of clothing or fabric becoming wet and soiled

1. wet, muddy, or soiled from trailing through mud or water
Usage: chiefly British; somewhat archaic or literary

Examples

• The child's dress was daggling in the puddles as she ran through the garden.
• Her skirt hung daggling and wet after the rain.
• The dog came in with its fur daggling with mud from the field.
• She complained about her hem daggling through the wet grass.
• The fabric was daggling pathetically after being dragged through the stream.
• His coat looked daggling and unkempt after the long journey.