Read the excerpt from "Gumption."
“There goes Oyster and that boy of his,” I said, “ragged as a jay-bird, both of ‘em.”
What is the most likely meaning of the phrase ragged as a jay-bird?
angry and frustrated
unkempt and worn out
harsh and outspoken
stressed and lonely
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