| DOWNATHEEL | Shabby or worn (4-2-4) |
| DOGEARED | Shabby or worn |
| TATTIER | More shabby or worn (7) |
| EARED | Dog- ---, shabby or worn (5) |
| TOUGHTOUSE | Like broken or worn-out tools |
| THREADBARE | Frayed or worn out (cloth) |
| TATTY | From Scots for "matted, shaggy, tangled", a word used to mean shabby, tawdry, threadbare or worn-out; cheap or of poor quality; or, fussy, as in clothes or ornament (5) |
| NAGS | Related to "neigh", an informal or pejorative word for inferior, jaded, old, small or worn-out examples of the hinnying, nickering or whinnying beasts commonly called horses (4) |
| SEEDY | Shabby or disreputable (5) |
| TAT | Shabby or worthless items |
| DAGGY | Shabby or untidy (colloq) (5) |
| CHIC | Shabby _ _ _ _ , style of decoration in which the property and furniture look slightly faded or worn (4) |
| STUB | Small piece, especially of something cut down or worn away (4) |
| COLLAR | From the Latin for "neck", a bertha, chevesaile, jampot, piccadilly or other band attached to the nape of a garment or worn separately (6) |
| STRAP | From a word for a thong for honing razors, a strip of leather/cloth for binding a bag/trunk, securing a wristwatch or worn on the shoulder; or, an old nickname for a barber (5) |
| USED | Word for something cast-off, dog-eared, handed down, nearly new, second-hand, vintage or worn (4) |
| DARNINGNEEDLE | Implement used to repair holes or worn areas in fabric or knitting (7,6) |
| RAGS | Torn, frayed or worn pieces of woven materials |
| WEATHERBEATEN | Damaged or worn by exposure to the weather (7-6) |
| RAG | Frayed or worn piece of woven material / tattered |
