Definition of ragman in English:

ragman

nounPlural ragmen ˈraɡmənˈræɡmæn

A person who collects or deals in rags, old clothes, and other items.
Example sentencesExamples
- Elkin does not wonder what it would be like if he were an elderly ragman, a peddler trundling a cart down the street and crying ‘Regs, all cloze.’
- Chagall became a famous artist in Paris, and my father became a famous ragman in Amsterdam, New York.
- I remember my mother just catching me before I handed my Sunday coat to the ragman and before someone else's offspring wore it.
- But the most memorable was the ragman and his cart.

Rhymes

bagman, swagman

Definition of ragman in US English:

ragman

nounˈræɡmænˈraɡman

A person who collects or deals in rags, old clothes, and other items.
Example sentencesExamples
- Elkin does not wonder what it would be like if he were an elderly ragman, a peddler trundling a cart down the street and crying ‘Regs, all cloze.’
- Chagall became a famous artist in Paris, and my father became a famous ragman in Amsterdam, New York.
- I remember my mother just catching me before I handed my Sunday coat to the ragman and before someone else's offspring wore it.
- But the most memorable was the ragman and his cart.

单词	ragman
释义	Definition of ragman in English: ragman nounPlural ragmen ˈraɡmənˈræɡmæn A person who collects or deals in rags, old clothes, and other items. Example sentencesExamples Elkin does not wonder what it would be like if he were an elderly ragman, a peddler trundling a cart down the street and crying ‘Regs, all cloze.’ Chagall became a famous artist in Paris, and my father became a famous ragman in Amsterdam, New York. I remember my mother just catching me before I handed my Sunday coat to the ragman and before someone else's offspring wore it. But the most memorable was the ragman and his cart. Rhymes bagman, swagman Definition of ragman in US English: ragman nounˈræɡmænˈraɡman A person who collects or deals in rags, old clothes, and other items. Example sentencesExamples Elkin does not wonder what it would be like if he were an elderly ragman, a peddler trundling a cart down the street and crying ‘Regs, all cloze.’ Chagall became a famous artist in Paris, and my father became a famous ragman in Amsterdam, New York. I remember my mother just catching me before I handed my Sunday coat to the ragman and before someone else's offspring wore it. But the most memorable was the ragman and his cart.
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