dragginess
- noun
- /ˈdræɡi.nəs/
- She disliked the dragginess of her long skirt on muddy paths.
Examples
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The dragginess of the dress made it difficult to walk.
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The dragginess of the tablecloth caused it to catch on the chair legs.
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The dragginess of the curtain made it easy to trip over.
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I noticed the dragginess of the fabric while sewing.
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The dragginess of the curtain made it difficult to open the window fully.
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She stumbled because of the dragginess of her dress trailing behind her.
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Beware of the dragginess of that carpet; it often causes people to trip.
Synonyms
A part that hangs down, like skin or a mattress, after losing support
Antonyms
How Low
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dragginess comes from the simple verb drag, which means 'to pull' or to let something hang and rub on the ground. So dragginess can describe how much a skirt, curtain, or cloth 'drags' and catches on the floor.