tatter

They were weary, ragged, lean—seven very tatter-demalions—and the front man led them, tapping the ground with a long stick.

Only here and there toward its lower rim a tatter in it revealed the giant's rugged brown muscle of volcanic rock.

You go round by Tatter Brook, says he, an climb the hill from behind.

Now quite unexpectedly we saw the "tatter of scarlet" from a new angle.

A lump of beeswax, with a tatter of an old handkerchief run through it, makes a candle on an emergency.