Definition of rag doll in English:

rag doll

noun

1A soft doll made from pieces of cloth.
Example sentencesExamples
- They might be funny old things to look at, yet they have a simple honesty that makes us like them, in the way that we care for a favourite rag doll or knitted teddy.
- The act required no more effort than would a child shaking a rag doll.
- The ship tossed her this way and that, moving her like a rag doll in the hands of an active three-year-old.
- For my fifth birthday I was given a model yacht, and a rag doll my mother made.
- Allegra bounded out of her hiding place, dragging her rag doll Ellie after her.
- A few mornings ago I started cutting out the pieces for a rag doll for Amelia's birthday.
- She pouted and formed eyes that made Aliena want to hug her like a rag doll.
- The wall imploded behind my father, the force flinging him like a rag doll to land unmoving at our feet.
- They stared at the cute child, who held a limp rag doll dangling from her hand.
- I can only describe this object as looking like a rag doll.
- It was a rag doll, stamped front and back on a piece of cloth that you cut out and sewed around and filled with sawdust.
- Whit's brown eyes widened before he stared dumbfounded at the talking rag doll.
- The officer said it looked like she had been hurled about like a rag doll.
- The thick criss-cross mess looked like the job your granny might do on an old rag doll.
- Fannie Poteet sat cross-legged on her Uncle John's front porch; her favorite rag doll clutched under one arm.
- Within seconds, he had crumpled onto the ground like a lifeless rag doll.
- The boy didn't seem to know what he was doing because the horse was going crazy and the little boy was being thrown around like a rag doll.
- Cuddling with her rag doll every night, the girl was still just a small child, a small child in a big world of hatred.
- The girls' mother looked at the rag doll, her nose wrinkled slightly in distaste.
- Emma bounced up and down on the horses back, she much resembled a rag doll being tossed about by a young boy.
2A cat of a breed noted for its docile temperament, having blue eyes and a medium- to long-haired silky coat and typically of a light colour with dark points.
as modifier I bought a ragdoll kitten just over a year ago from what I thought was a respectable breeder
Example sentencesExamples
- Ragdolls should be treated with the same care and respect bestowed upon all other breeds.
- Last year the ragdoll ranked 20th among the 36 breeds registered by CFA.
- Like a plush cat come to life, the Ragdoll is known for it total relaxation skills.
- Though it shouldn't be expected to live up to some of the fantastic claims made on its behalf, the ragdoll is an extremely docile cat.
- Even though the coat is non-matting the Ragdoll needs to be groomed daily with a wide toothed comb.
- It doesn't attain its full color until roughly two years of age, while adult weight and size are not achieved until the ragdoll is four years old or more.
- Originally from California in the 1960's, the Ragdoll came from a white longhair and a seal point Birman.
- "Ragdolls are supposed to be really placid, like their name suggests, but Porsche is more temperamental."
- Meanwhile a dissident group of ragdoll breeders started the Ragdoll Fanciers' Club International (RFCI), which transferred allegiance and registrations to the more established cat registries.
- The ragdoll is slow to mature.
- In CFA ragdolls compete in provisional classes, but they could become eligible for championship competition and full acceptance as a pedigreed breed as early as next year.
- Because their undercoat is not so cottony or profuse as that of some other longhaired breeds, ragdolls do not require as much grooming.
- The body color of ragdolls may be platinum gray, milk white, ivory or fawn.
- "The ragdoll has an exceptionally gentle, well-balanced temperament," says one breeder, "but we should keep in mind that it is a cat, and allow it a few catty moments now and then!"
- When it comes to myths about Ragdoll Cats, ragdoll history is truly stranger than fiction.
- The Ragdoll is a large sized cat that is muscular and long.
- Ragdolls are "the rising stars of the pedigree cat world," The Daily Telegraph reports.
- "Unknown in Britain before the early Eighties, there are now 6,000 of them in the country and ragdolls are already the tenth most frequently exhibited breed at pedigree cat shows."
- Another claim the breed's founder made was that Ragdoll cats feel no pain whatsoever.

Definition of rag doll in US English:

rag doll

nounˈræɡ ˌdɑlˈraɡ ˌdäl

1A soft doll made from pieces of cloth.
Example sentencesExamples
- Allegra bounded out of her hiding place, dragging her rag doll Ellie after her.
- They stared at the cute child, who held a limp rag doll dangling from her hand.
- The thick criss-cross mess looked like the job your granny might do on an old rag doll.
- Whit's brown eyes widened before he stared dumbfounded at the talking rag doll.
- For my fifth birthday I was given a model yacht, and a rag doll my mother made.
- A few mornings ago I started cutting out the pieces for a rag doll for Amelia's birthday.
- The wall imploded behind my father, the force flinging him like a rag doll to land unmoving at our feet.
- The boy didn't seem to know what he was doing because the horse was going crazy and the little boy was being thrown around like a rag doll.
- The ship tossed her this way and that, moving her like a rag doll in the hands of an active three-year-old.
- Fannie Poteet sat cross-legged on her Uncle John's front porch; her favorite rag doll clutched under one arm.
- Within seconds, he had crumpled onto the ground like a lifeless rag doll.
- I can only describe this object as looking like a rag doll.
- The girls' mother looked at the rag doll, her nose wrinkled slightly in distaste.
- It was a rag doll, stamped front and back on a piece of cloth that you cut out and sewed around and filled with sawdust.
- The act required no more effort than would a child shaking a rag doll.
- The officer said it looked like she had been hurled about like a rag doll.
- They might be funny old things to look at, yet they have a simple honesty that makes us like them, in the way that we care for a favourite rag doll or knitted teddy.
- Emma bounced up and down on the horses back, she much resembled a rag doll being tossed about by a young boy.
- Cuddling with her rag doll every night, the girl was still just a small child, a small child in a big world of hatred.
- She pouted and formed eyes that made Aliena want to hug her like a rag doll.
2A cat of a breed noted for its docile temperament, having blue eyes and a medium- to long-haired silky coat and typically of a light color with dark points.
as modifier I bought a ragdoll kitten just over a year ago from what I thought was a respectable breeder
Example sentencesExamples
- The ragdoll is slow to mature.
- The Ragdoll is a large sized cat that is muscular and long.
- Last year the ragdoll ranked 20th among the 36 breeds registered by CFA.
- Ragdolls should be treated with the same care and respect bestowed upon all other breeds.
- "Ragdolls are supposed to be really placid, like their name suggests, but Porsche is more temperamental."
- Though it shouldn't be expected to live up to some of the fantastic claims made on its behalf, the ragdoll is an extremely docile cat.
- Originally from California in the 1960's, the Ragdoll came from a white longhair and a seal point Birman.
- Meanwhile a dissident group of ragdoll breeders started the Ragdoll Fanciers' Club International (RFCI), which transferred allegiance and registrations to the more established cat registries.
- Like a plush cat come to life, the Ragdoll is known for it total relaxation skills.
- Even though the coat is non-matting the Ragdoll needs to be groomed daily with a wide toothed comb.
- In CFA ragdolls compete in provisional classes, but they could become eligible for championship competition and full acceptance as a pedigreed breed as early as next year.
- Ragdolls are "the rising stars of the pedigree cat world," The Daily Telegraph reports.
- When it comes to myths about Ragdoll Cats, ragdoll history is truly stranger than fiction.
- The body color of ragdolls may be platinum gray, milk white, ivory or fawn.
- "The ragdoll has an exceptionally gentle, well-balanced temperament," says one breeder, "but we should keep in mind that it is a cat, and allow it a few catty moments now and then!"
- "Unknown in Britain before the early Eighties, there are now 6,000 of them in the country and ragdolls are already the tenth most frequently exhibited breed at pedigree cat shows."
- Because their undercoat is not so cottony or profuse as that of some other longhaired breeds, ragdolls do not require as much grooming.
- Another claim the breed's founder made was that Ragdoll cats feel no pain whatsoever.
- It doesn't attain its full color until roughly two years of age, while adult weight and size are not achieved until the ragdoll is four years old or more.

单词	rag doll
释义	Definition of rag doll in English: rag doll noun 1A soft doll made from pieces of cloth. Example sentencesExamples They might be funny old things to look at, yet they have a simple honesty that makes us like them, in the way that we care for a favourite rag doll or knitted teddy. The act required no more effort than would a child shaking a rag doll. The ship tossed her this way and that, moving her like a rag doll in the hands of an active three-year-old. For my fifth birthday I was given a model yacht, and a rag doll my mother made. Allegra bounded out of her hiding place, dragging her rag doll Ellie after her. A few mornings ago I started cutting out the pieces for a rag doll for Amelia's birthday. She pouted and formed eyes that made Aliena want to hug her like a rag doll. The wall imploded behind my father, the force flinging him like a rag doll to land unmoving at our feet. They stared at the cute child, who held a limp rag doll dangling from her hand. I can only describe this object as looking like a rag doll. It was a rag doll, stamped front and back on a piece of cloth that you cut out and sewed around and filled with sawdust. Whit's brown eyes widened before he stared dumbfounded at the talking rag doll. The officer said it looked like she had been hurled about like a rag doll. The thick criss-cross mess looked like the job your granny might do on an old rag doll. Fannie Poteet sat cross-legged on her Uncle John's front porch; her favorite rag doll clutched under one arm. Within seconds, he had crumpled onto the ground like a lifeless rag doll. The boy didn't seem to know what he was doing because the horse was going crazy and the little boy was being thrown around like a rag doll. Cuddling with her rag doll every night, the girl was still just a small child, a small child in a big world of hatred. The girls' mother looked at the rag doll, her nose wrinkled slightly in distaste. Emma bounced up and down on the horses back, she much resembled a rag doll being tossed about by a young boy. 2A cat of a breed noted for its docile temperament, having blue eyes and a medium- to long-haired silky coat and typically of a light colour with dark points. as modifier I bought a ragdoll kitten just over a year ago from what I thought was a respectable breeder Example sentencesExamples Ragdolls should be treated with the same care and respect bestowed upon all other breeds. Last year the ragdoll ranked 20th among the 36 breeds registered by CFA. Like a plush cat come to life, the Ragdoll is known for it total relaxation skills. Though it shouldn't be expected to live up to some of the fantastic claims made on its behalf, the ragdoll is an extremely docile cat. Even though the coat is non-matting the Ragdoll needs to be groomed daily with a wide toothed comb. It doesn't attain its full color until roughly two years of age, while adult weight and size are not achieved until the ragdoll is four years old or more. Originally from California in the 1960's, the Ragdoll came from a white longhair and a seal point Birman. "Ragdolls are supposed to be really placid, like their name suggests, but Porsche is more temperamental." Meanwhile a dissident group of ragdoll breeders started the Ragdoll Fanciers' Club International (RFCI), which transferred allegiance and registrations to the more established cat registries. The ragdoll is slow to mature. In CFA ragdolls compete in provisional classes, but they could become eligible for championship competition and full acceptance as a pedigreed breed as early as next year. Because their undercoat is not so cottony or profuse as that of some other longhaired breeds, ragdolls do not require as much grooming. The body color of ragdolls may be platinum gray, milk white, ivory or fawn. "The ragdoll has an exceptionally gentle, well-balanced temperament," says one breeder, "but we should keep in mind that it is a cat, and allow it a few catty moments now and then!" When it comes to myths about Ragdoll Cats, ragdoll history is truly stranger than fiction. The Ragdoll is a large sized cat that is muscular and long. Ragdolls are "the rising stars of the pedigree cat world," The Daily Telegraph reports. "Unknown in Britain before the early Eighties, there are now 6,000 of them in the country and ragdolls are already the tenth most frequently exhibited breed at pedigree cat shows." Another claim the breed's founder made was that Ragdoll cats feel no pain whatsoever. Definition of rag doll in US English: rag doll nounˈræɡ ˌdɑlˈraɡ ˌdäl 1A soft doll made from pieces of cloth. Example sentencesExamples Allegra bounded out of her hiding place, dragging her rag doll Ellie after her. They stared at the cute child, who held a limp rag doll dangling from her hand. The thick criss-cross mess looked like the job your granny might do on an old rag doll. Whit's brown eyes widened before he stared dumbfounded at the talking rag doll. For my fifth birthday I was given a model yacht, and a rag doll my mother made. A few mornings ago I started cutting out the pieces for a rag doll for Amelia's birthday. The wall imploded behind my father, the force flinging him like a rag doll to land unmoving at our feet. The boy didn't seem to know what he was doing because the horse was going crazy and the little boy was being thrown around like a rag doll. The ship tossed her this way and that, moving her like a rag doll in the hands of an active three-year-old. Fannie Poteet sat cross-legged on her Uncle John's front porch; her favorite rag doll clutched under one arm. Within seconds, he had crumpled onto the ground like a lifeless rag doll. I can only describe this object as looking like a rag doll. The girls' mother looked at the rag doll, her nose wrinkled slightly in distaste. It was a rag doll, stamped front and back on a piece of cloth that you cut out and sewed around and filled with sawdust. The act required no more effort than would a child shaking a rag doll. The officer said it looked like she had been hurled about like a rag doll. They might be funny old things to look at, yet they have a simple honesty that makes us like them, in the way that we care for a favourite rag doll or knitted teddy. Emma bounced up and down on the horses back, she much resembled a rag doll being tossed about by a young boy. Cuddling with her rag doll every night, the girl was still just a small child, a small child in a big world of hatred. She pouted and formed eyes that made Aliena want to hug her like a rag doll. 2A cat of a breed noted for its docile temperament, having blue eyes and a medium- to long-haired silky coat and typically of a light color with dark points. as modifier I bought a ragdoll kitten just over a year ago from what I thought was a respectable breeder Example sentencesExamples The ragdoll is slow to mature. The Ragdoll is a large sized cat that is muscular and long. Last year the ragdoll ranked 20th among the 36 breeds registered by CFA. Ragdolls should be treated with the same care and respect bestowed upon all other breeds. "Ragdolls are supposed to be really placid, like their name suggests, but Porsche is more temperamental." Though it shouldn't be expected to live up to some of the fantastic claims made on its behalf, the ragdoll is an extremely docile cat. Originally from California in the 1960's, the Ragdoll came from a white longhair and a seal point Birman. Meanwhile a dissident group of ragdoll breeders started the Ragdoll Fanciers' Club International (RFCI), which transferred allegiance and registrations to the more established cat registries. Like a plush cat come to life, the Ragdoll is known for it total relaxation skills. Even though the coat is non-matting the Ragdoll needs to be groomed daily with a wide toothed comb. In CFA ragdolls compete in provisional classes, but they could become eligible for championship competition and full acceptance as a pedigreed breed as early as next year. Ragdolls are "the rising stars of the pedigree cat world," The Daily Telegraph reports. When it comes to myths about Ragdoll Cats, ragdoll history is truly stranger than fiction. The body color of ragdolls may be platinum gray, milk white, ivory or fawn. "The ragdoll has an exceptionally gentle, well-balanced temperament," says one breeder, "but we should keep in mind that it is a cat, and allow it a few catty moments now and then!" "Unknown in Britain before the early Eighties, there are now 6,000 of them in the country and ragdolls are already the tenth most frequently exhibited breed at pedigree cat shows." Because their undercoat is not so cottony or profuse as that of some other longhaired breeds, ragdolls do not require as much grooming. Another claim the breed's founder made was that Ragdoll cats feel no pain whatsoever. It doesn't attain its full color until roughly two years of age, while adult weight and size are not achieved until the ragdoll is four years old or more.
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