taggle

• The raggle-taggle congregation might have been from another world compared to the group of his admirers in Berkeley, except for one thing: on these faces was an identical look, a blend of pleasure, awe, and love. —  To Play the Fool
• There are 13 performers, of course, 10 dancers and three singers, with eight excellent musicians sitting above the stage, like a raggle-taggle host of angels. —  Evening Standard - Home
• Compared to the core of the show, the weaker works seemed forgettable, and gave a raggle-taggle impression to the whole show, dampened by the spectacle of the stronger central works. —  Vue Weekly
• The night was fuelled by pork crackling sandwiches with apple sauce and organized by a rag-taggle breakaway group of members working under the umbrella title of
• He earned his name as leader of raggle-taggle folkies Hot House Flowers.

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