saggy
saggy
Definition
saggy (sag′ē)
adjective -·gier, -·gi·est
inclined to sag
saggy
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- look: Capuchins Tom He has finally lost all his excess weight even tho he still looks a bit saggy!
- become: It can be very noticeable without good support many law firms might become a little saggy and certainly a lot less smooth.
Adjective modifier
- little: He is however a little saggy in this picture due to it being a hot day.
Modifies a noun
- skin: She had something important to share with the world. I've got so much saggy skin on my stomach!
- cat: The saggy old cloth cat Bagpuss faced West Ham manager was up out of his seat for the umpteenth time.
- t*ts: She must have saggy t*ts, big belly and saddle bag **** flaps.
- ass: Unfortunately this venture was a stiff finger too far up the saggy ass of stale council regulations.
- costume: In the end, this is not about former rock stars or angry dads in saggy fancy-dress costumes.
- face: They have saggy faces, beards and a big cigar sticking out of their mouths " .
Noun used with modifier
