But only she can provide the meaningful interruption into the frowsy narrative that has built around her.
And what a sea of information is therein under that frowsy dome.
For the most part they were heavy, frowsy creatures, slatternly and uncouth.
He had a most amiable feeling towards it, were it ever so frowsy and undersized and sallow.
She indicated Grandmother by an inclination of her frowsy head.
Presently, Annie, the laundress, put her frowsy head in at the door.
The engine—a frowsy machine at the best—had been purposely disabled.
There rose into view the frowsy head and fat face of Jack's wife.
And they are blatant and frowsy places, and the drink is rubbish—or poison.
Wade was not in a frame of mind to see any picturesqueness in that frowsy crowd.
noun
A slovenly, unkempt woman: a few frowsies in skirts (1900+)