strag
- noun
- /stræɡ/
- Don't be a strag during the hike!
Examples
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The hikers slowed down to let the last strag catch up with the group.
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During the marathon, a single strag could be seen far behind the main pack.
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The teacher made sure no strag was left behind on the field trip.
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The last strag finally caught up with the group.
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The mountain trail was steep, and several hikers became strags after lagging behind the main group.
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Despite his effort to keep pace, he ended up being a strag as the others moved ahead quickly.
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At the last checkpoint, we noticed a few strags who needed help to catch up with the rest of the team.
Synonyms
A person or animal that falls behind a group when they move together
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Strag comes from the same idea as straggle ('move away') and is like a straggler or someone who lags ('falls behind'), so a strag is a person or animal left at the back of a group.