fag in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
fag in Sindhi سنڌي
fag in English
- fag⇄expr. fag out, (Informal.) to tire completely; exhaust.
Ex. He really looked fagged out--as if he hadn't slept for a week (John Stephen Strange). - fag⇄fag (1), verb, fagged,fagging,noun.
- fag⇄fag (2), noun.
(Especially British.)
1. (Slang.) a cigarette.
2. a fag end. - fag⇄fag (3), noun.
(Slang.) a male homosexual. - fag⇄noun fagger.
- fag⇄noun 1. hard, uninteresting work; drudgery.
2. a person who does hard work; drudge.
3. (British.) a student who waits on an older boy in certain public schools.
Ex. His lordship ... talked much of my uncle ... whose fag he had been at - fag⇄v.i. 1. to work hard or until wearied.
Ex. I fagged away at German (Charlotte Bronte).
(SYN) toil.
2. (British.) (in certain public schools) to act as a fag. - fag⇄v.t. 1. to tire by work; weary.
Ex. After climbing to the top of the mountain he was completely fagged. The horse was fagged by the heavy load.
(SYN) fatigue, exhaust.
2. (British.) (in certain public schools) to compel to be a fag.