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draggy Definition

draggy (drag′ē)

adjective -·gier, -·gi·est

that drags; slow-moving, lethargic, dull, boring, etc.

draggy Usage Examples

Used with adjective complement

  • feel: The Motoraptor rear also drives and digs into corners very nicely without feeling as draggy as you'd expect for its 2.24in size.

Modifying Another Word

  • very: It sounds very draggy, very druggy and dated as a result.

Browse dictionary entries near draggy

  1. ‹ draggle
  2. ‹ dragging
  3. ‹ dragger
  4. ‹ drag race
  5. ‹ drag queen
  6. ‹ drag one's feet
  7. ‹ drag on
  8. ‹ drag link
  9. ‹ dragée
  10. ‹ drag bunt
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