1. consisting of a disorganized or motley group of people or things
Usage: informal

1. a disorganized or motley group of people
Usage: informal

Examples

• The ragtag army consisted of volunteers with little training.
• A ragtag group of protesters gathered in the square.
• The team looked ragtag in their mismatched uniforms.
• Despite being a ragtag bunch, they worked well together.
• The ragtag collection of furniture made the room look cluttered.
• The rebels were just a ragtag of farmers and students.