bedrabble in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To bedrabble means to make something dirty or soiled, especially by splattering or staining.

The heavy rain bedrabbled the once pristine white curtains hanging in the window.
After the tumultuous party, the living room was completely bedrabbled with spilled drinks and crumbs.
She stepped through the puddles, bedrabbled and soaked from head to toe by the sudden downpour.
The children played outside until they were bedrabbled with mud and grass stains on their clothes.
His shoes were bedrabbled with mud after he navigated the slippery trail in the forest.
The artist's smock was bedrabbled with paint splatters from a long day of creativity.
As the wind picked up, the leaves bedrabbled the garden path, creating a chaotic scene.
The dog returned from the yard bedrabbled, having rolled in the wet grass and dirt.
His notes were bedrabbled by the rain, making it nearly impossible to read the important information.
She laughed at the bedrabbled state of her hair after the wild ride on the amusement park ride.