Jagger
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- proper noun
- /ˈdʒæɡər/
- Who stood there awhile watching Mick Jagger prance and strut around the enormous stadium stage.
- Mick Jagger
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Watch on YouTubeMaybe if you're Mick Jagger, it's not pathetic.
- Maybe if you're Mick Jagger, it's not pathetic.
- So she like, moves like Jagger.
- And and then I, I immediately, of course said yes because Mick Jagger's like coolest dude in the world.
- So I got the black book and like I had direct contact information to Bill Clinton or you know, Mick Jagger's name was in there.
- I thought my lips were the size of Mick Jagger, and that was how my core wound manifested itself.
- There were others who I remember we had a joke when Mick Jagger hosted that was, hey everyone, I'm Mick Jagger.
- Rod's good looking, but that Mick Jagger is a acquired taste, you might say, But it's something obviously way deeper.
- And and when you're a rock star, you could like Mick Jagger's still doing it, but when Kobe's not playing what he was meant to do, he's a child still.
- As we're leaving, Mick Jagger is landing into the island that day and we actually have his high chairs from his house that we're using.
- Like if you're Mick Jagger with The Rolling Stones, it it, it's just physically, I mean, you have to speak potentially for two hours.
Examples
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Grazer has teamed up with Mick Jagger, yes, that Mick Jagger, to produce the movie.
Blog text (11) -
How about that Mick Jagger, right?
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Mick Jagger wrote a song about it.
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I credit Mick Jagger with getting me through the birth of our second child.
Academic text (1996) -
Oh, you like Mick Jagger?
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I'm looking at Mick Jagger, who still runs around the stage.
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In Gimme Shelter, the Rolling Stones' own documentary from that wonderfully revolutionary period, we find Mick Jagger repeating, "Who's fighting, and what for?"
Academic text (2007) -
Mick Jagger is known for his energetic performances as the lead singer of The Rolling Stones.
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Many fans consider Mick Jagger to be one of the greatest rock vocalists of all time.
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The documentary about Mick Jagger explores his influence on rock music and culture.
Synonyms
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An English rock singer who is lead singer of the Rolling Stones and known for his energetic stage presence
Surface Forms
Etymology
Jagger is an English family name that originally came from an old job or a nickname, like many surnames. A helpful way to remember Jagger today is to think of Mick Jagger, the energetic lead singer of The Rolling Stones, because his fame makes the name stand for that famous rock star in many people's minds.