1) Slow 2) Straggly 3) Untidy 1) Sprawling 2) Straggly 3) Untidy 
• a. & n. from Straggle, v. • (p. pr. & vb. n.) of Straggle
(from the article `radiation`) ...as mean (or average) values over an ensemble of atoms or molecules, because energy loss is a statistical phenomenon. Fluctuations are to be ... ...thickness of the medium required to stop all electrons. A slight spread of values in the range that given charged particles of the same initial ... [2 rel...
Breakage of a few plant stems, especially cereals resulting in a few tillers falling down.
Strag'gling adjective & noun from Straggle , v.