shagged
[ shagd ]
/ ʃægd /
adjective
Informal.
weary; exhausted (usually followed by out): They were completely shagged out from the long trip.
Origin of shagged
First recorded in 1930–35; origin uncertain
Words nearby shagged
shafting,
shag,
shaganappi,
shagbark,
shaggable,
shagged,
shaggy,
shaggy cap,
shaggy dog story,
shaggy-dog story,
shaggy-mane
Definition for shagged (2 of 4)
shag
1
[ shag ]
/ ʃæg /
noun
verb (used with or without object), shagged, shag·ging.
to make or become rough or shaggy.
Origin of shag
1
before 1050; Old English
sceacga (wooly) hair (not recorded in ME); cognate with Old Norse
skegg beard; akin to
shaw
OTHER WORDS FROM shag
shag·like, adjectiveDefinition for shagged (3 of 4)
shag
3
[ shag ]
/ ʃæg /
verb (used without object), shagged, shag·ging.
to dance a step with a vigorous hopping on each foot.
noun
this dance step.
Origin of shag
3
First recorded in 1350–1400; perhaps variant of
shog
Definition for shagged (4 of 4)
shag
4
[ shag ]
/ ʃæg /
verb (used with object), shagged, shag·ging.
to chase or follow after; pursue.
to go after and bring back; fetch.
Baseball.
to retrieve and throw back (fly balls) in batting practice.
Origin of shag
4
1930–35; origin uncertain; see
shack2
British Dictionary definitions for shagged (1 of 3)
shag
1
/ (ʃæɡ) /
noun
a matted tangle, esp of hair, wool, etc
a napped fabric, usually a rough wool
shredded coarse tobacco
verb shags, shagging or shagged
(tr)
to make shaggy
Word Origin for shag
Old English
sceacga; related to
sceaga
shaw
1, Old Norse
skegg beard,
skagi tip,
skōgr forest
British Dictionary definitions for shagged (2 of 3)
shag
2
/ (ʃæɡ) /
noun
a cormorant, esp the green cormorant (Phalacrocorax aristotelis)
like a shag on a rock Australian slang
abandoned and alone
Word Origin for shag
C16: special use of
shag
1, with reference to its crest
British Dictionary definitions for shagged (3 of 3)
shag
3
/ (ʃæɡ) British slang /
verb shags, shagging or shagged
to have sexual intercourse with (a person)
(tr often foll by out; usually passive)
to exhaust; tire
noun
an act of sexual intercourse
Word Origin for shag
C20: of unknown origin
usage for shag
Though still likely to cause offence to many older or more conservative people, this word has lost a lot of its shock value of late. It seems to have a jocular, relaxed connotation, which most of the other words in this field do not. No doubt its acceptability has been accelerated by its use in the title of an Austin Powers film. Interestingly, though advertisements for the film caused a large number of complaints to the British Advertising Standards Authority, they were not upheld