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Often used in the same context:
porkpie,
unstylish,
bulgy,
ratty,
slattern,
weatherworn,
stonewash,
wimmin,
splintery,
sandaled,
desolately,
clodhoppers,
pantaloon,
unbrushed,
stonewashed,
dungaree,
meshy,
nubby,
cholo,
holey,
nubbly,
begrimed,
dickie,
goldie,
mustachio,
oldish,
pimpled,
raggy,
brogans,
hoodless,
crazy glue,
darning,
boilersuit,
berber,
antimacassars,
mary janes,
tippin,
pebble dash,
daintier,
pantie,
maggoty,
whitewall,
wetters,
incased,
rumple,
saurian,
untanned,
weensy,
unsoiled,
mooses,
coonskin,
clownishly,
mussy,
woggle,
axle grease,
hassock,
vees,
rattail,
glover,
rusted,
janes,
maidenly,
muckle,
pouchy,
crape,
boughten,
meany,
flyblown,
truculently,
scraggily,
ragamuffins,
male chauvinist pig,
horsehead,
bellbottom,
martinets,
vulcan,
attitudinizing,
shag rug,
georgie,
woad,
poofs,
unshapely,
minnie,
worn,
gimcrack,
shaggily,
sallying,
walleyed,
cordovan,
menders,
pock,
raffishly,
plimsoll,
flecking,
teethed,
crayola,
moistly,
tanga,
wrinkly,
serviceable,
nourished,
soaked,
soiled,
oversized,
superfluous,
susceptible,
diseased,
hardened,
ravaged,
starved,
tired,
tormented,
unclean,
unprotected,
unworn,
bedraggled,
clean,
colonized
Also try:
— Nouns for wornout:
body,
land,
shoes
soil,
man,
equipment,
cells,
parts,
clothing,
clothes,
material,
more...
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