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shag in English

  • shag
    adj. having a shag; shaggy.
    Ex. a shag dog, a shag rug.

  • shag
    noun a hopping dance popular in the 1930's.
    Ex. As they swoop and leap to the remembered acrobatics of the Lindy, the Shag ... time is, in a sense, expunged (New Yorker).

  • shag
    noun 1a. rough, matted hair, wool, or the like.
    b. a mass of this.
    Ex. the shag of a dog.
    2a. the long, rough nap of some kinds of cloth, especially a layer of woven loops, longer and coarser than pile.
    b. cloth having such a n

  • shag
    shag (1), noun, verb, shagged,shagging,adjective.

  • shag
    shag (2), verb, shagged,shagging.

  • shag
    shag (3), noun, verb, shagged,shagging.

  • shag
    v.i. to dance the shag.

  • shag
    v.i. 1. (Informal.) to catch or retrieve balls for a player.
    Ex. During a warmup on the practice range, he had driven a ball that hit a caddie who was shagging for Bill Collins (New York Times).
    2. (U.S. Slang.) to go away; leave at once; ge

  • shag
    v.t. (Informal.)1. to catch or retrieve and throw back (a ball).
    Ex. At ten, he was shagging flies at the Toronto Maple Leaf baseball practices (Maclean's).
    2. to run after; chase.
    Ex. He hastened in ... and shagged away the kids who

  • shag
    v.t. 1. to make rough or shaggy (with a growth of trees or the like).
    2. (Obsolete.) to make a long or rough nap or pile on (a fabric).

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