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• n  British writer noted for romantic adventure novels (1856-1925)
• s  showing the wearing effects of overwork or care or suffering
  her face was drawn and haggard from sleeplessness
• s  very thin especially from disease or hunger or cold
  eyes were haggard and cavernous

• The poor, haggard man crouched with fear in the corner.
• The critic opined that it was a haggard rendition of a very fine piece of music.
• Daisy was struck by how pale and haggard the soldier was.

• Haggard
• Rider Haggard
• Sir Henry Rider Haggard
• careworn
• drawn
• raddled
• worn
• bony
• cadaverous
• emaciated
• gaunt
• pinched
• skeletal
• wasted

News & Articles

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• BOWLING: Haggard leads the way at Galaxy
  Neil Haggard bowled the high men’s game and series at Galaxy this week, while the top women’s game and series were rolled by Miranda Reffitt.
  June 21, 2013 - Richmond Register
• Rural Media Group: Merle Haggard Guest Stars on the Season Finale of The Marty Stuart Show
  Merle Haggard Guest Stars on the Season Finale of The Marty Stuart Show Airs Saturday, June 29 th at 8pmET on RFD-TV Omaha, NE, ( www.rfdtv.com)- One of country music`s most revered icons, Merle Haggard, ...
  June 20, 2013 - Thomson Reuters ONE via Yahoo! Finance
• Appreciative audience greets legendary Haggard at Civic Center
  Haggard mixes classic songs with underplayed favorites
  June 20, 2013 - Lubbock Avalanche-Journal

Quotes

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• Andrea in Telegraph.co.uk
  Andrea Baccarelli, the lead researcher at the University of Milan in Italy, said: "Heavy alcohol users tend to look haggard, and it is commonly thought heavy drinking leads to premature ageing and earlier onset of diseases of ageing."