sagger
- noun
- /ˈsæɡər/
- Offensive
- The principal warned the sagger that he needed to pull up his pants at school.
Examples
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That sagger is always showing his underwear.
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Some people see being a sagger as a form of self-expression, while others disapprove.
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The new dress code was introduced to discourage students from becoming a sagger.
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I've never understood why some saggers choose to dress that way.
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At the party, everyone noticed him as a notorious sagger with his pants hanging well below his waist.
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She rolled her eyes at the group of saggers who strutted by with their trousers sagging low.
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As a sagger, he preferred to wear his jeans slung low on his hips, which many found inappropriate.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sagger comes from the verb sag, meaning 'to hang down', plus the usual '-er' for a person, so a sagger is someone whose trousers hang down below the waist.