How To Use Ragamuffin In A Sentence
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The three significant French magazines focusing exclusively on rap (and ragamuffin as well) are Radikal, Groove, and R.E.R. (for Rap Et Reggae).
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Most people will see this film as a harmless piece of escapist whimsy, replete with cute ragamuffins, a performing dog, and old steam locomotives.
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When I look back at the way I dressed, I think I looked part vagabond and part ragamuffin.
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Rico, whose real name is Salvatore Aloisi, is a dance-hall "ragamuffin," a reggae-style "toaster" or "chatter," spinning intricate rhymes over bass-heavy rhythms.
Toasting The 'Hood
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Why had she even gone with the dirty little ragamuffin?
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He knew he was taking a risk, but there was something about this scrawny little ragamuffin which made him feel desperately sorry for her.
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Tonight, I was a street ragamuffin, ready to enjoy the finer things in life.
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The first was shorter, rat-faced kid in ragamuffin attire who Skye only knew by sight.
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Bob looked like a ragamuffin, probably one of the things I found so appealing about him.
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a crowd of dirty-faced ragamuffins surrounded him
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The word ragamuffin, "he adds, with characteristic determination to be exact,
Hawthorne and His Circle
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The 'ragamuffin' always speaks of his enemies with courtesy, and the filibusters love their leader," was her pointed rejoinder.
The Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Gilbert Parker
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Charity may begin at home, but without these kinds of outlets many people would be dressed like ragamuffins.
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The word "ragamuffin," which I have used above, does not accurately express the man, because there is a sort of shadow or delusion of respectability about him, and a sobriety too, and a kind of decency in his groggy and red-nosed destitution.
Passages from the American Notebooks, Volume 2.
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But be quick, now, and play up, or I 'll drive that ragamuffin from the church grounds in disgrace and by force!
The Girl from the Marsh Croft
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In addition to the chic sound of Paris which Solaar himself is most closely aligned to, there are groups like IAM which lead Marseille in its edgier, more recognisably ragamuffin style.
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Trapeze artists, clowns, and ragamuffins were his companions in this enclosed universe of painted horses and pedlars with their orientalist wares.
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‘If I catch you I'm going to kiss you,’ yelled the ragamuffin, casting aside his sandwich box and hurtling off after her.
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Then he is known as the "ragamuffin," on account of his covering of rags.
La mare au diable. English
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French-speaking blacks from the Caribbean launched ragamuffin - a musical form influenced by reggae and its associated musical styles - in France.
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On the commons and in the fields outside the town, wandering folk of all descriptions - gypsies, ‘hawkers, tinkers, fortune-tellers, horse-copers, and ragamuffins - took up their abode.
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He has the makings of a male model underneath his ragamuffin dreads.
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The setting is unbelievable detailed with its decrepitness yet infused with a ragamuffin lifestyle of people getting by in the most unexpected ways.
Today in Fantasy: September 22, 2009
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I'm a ragamuffin in real life - I don't wear makeup, I don't brush my hair.
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I once met Keegan at Heathrow and he took the time out to have a talk with four ragamuffins, when some would have just walked past and ignored us.
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She continues, “That made it jumpier, more the style of this ragamuffin group of bank robbers.”
STAR
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I had to take care of ten little ragamuffins all by my lonesome.
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Set on Thanksgiving, an artsy New York ragamuffin type tries to get dinner together for her estranged suburban family.
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We have only recently come to live in Pattaya, but feel that we should be doing something to help some of the ragamuffin children we see around the streets.
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In her mind, she held the view of the dead horse, the ragamuffins and the seepy-eyed girl alongside her memories of seeing the shirtwaist strikers calling fervently for justice, seeing her dozens of dresses strewn across the floor the day she’d offered one to Bella, and seeing an image of herself, lying in bed.
Uprising
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A gang of filthy-faced, snotty-nosed ragamuffins laughed uproariously to see her screaming.
Uprising
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At the turn of the Nineties, the footballer would often celebrate his goals by running to the corner flag, and doing a ‘bogling’ move, a ragamuffin reggae dance then popular in the black community.
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Each boy is worth his time, and an adorable group of ragamuffins they are.
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The first time we met this ragamuffin she was very shy, but this time she was so friendly, full of confidence and holding our hands as we walked around.
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The butler would not allow any common ragamuffin, and the girl in her fine silk pinafore was far from a ragamuffin, into her boudoir.
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He directed Picon in his adaptation of Tzipke, in which she played a plucky ragamuffin much like Yankele, her signature role (performed, she hyperbolized, "3,000 times").
Jewish Women in Comedy - Molly Picon
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He directed Picon in his adaptation of Tzipke, in which she played a plucky ragamuffin much like Yankele, her signature role (performed, she hyperbolized, “3,000 times”).
Molly Picon.
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No R & B release these days would be complete without an appearance from Sean Paul, and the ragamuffin adds his trademark delivery to this song.
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More shame that government send dragoons out after-a few honest fellows that bring the old women of England a drop of brandy, and let these ragamuffins smuggle in as much papistry and — Hark! — was that a whistle?
Redgauntlet
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The night hawk circling where the ragamuffin crows
Thomas mcgrath | letters to an imaginary friend « poetry dispatch & other notes from the underground
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It's been a roisterous time, filled with every strength and variety of wind from a ragamuffin breeze right through to a force eight gale, whipping in from the sea and over the moors.
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She approached the girl, who Ziman says looked like a "ragamuffin" with dreadlocks and a caked face.
David Suissa: Two Jewish Mothers
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But now, he was saddled with these spineless ragamuffins, who followed his orders still, but did it with downcast scared eyes and pale faces, people who wouldn't be here if they had anywhere else to go.
