raggedness

Apart from the raggedness of their appearance and their stubbly beards, they looked at the top of their form.

Down the yellow river swept the two uninjured rafts and the one that carried a fringe of raggedness.

The cellar is full of company, chiefly very young men in various conditions of dirt and raggedness.

Who art thou that despite the piercing cold and thy robe's raggedness seemest to enjoy thyself?

There are the qualities of line in different degrees of firmness, roughness, raggedness, or smooth and flowing.