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baggily
  • a word derived from baggy.

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But for those not keeping score at home, Chazelle keeps what passes for a narrative cracking along at a breakneck but baggily unstructured speed.

From Washington Post • Dec. 20, 2022

Indeed, the 90s study that identified 43% of American women as suffering from this baggily defined dysfunction was found to have been conducted by psychologists with links to the drugs industry.

From The Guardian • Mar. 4, 2011

He was long and lean, baggily dressed, and always in need of a haircut�"a poor professor," he liked to say, "on his way from obscurity to oblivion."

From Time Magazine Archive

He was a baggily dressed man with a Yankee twang and white hair that always seemed ruffled.

From Time Magazine Archive

His black clothes would have fitted a man who weighed a good fifty pounds more than he did, and so the garments hung baggily upon him.

From Ruth Fielding at Lighthouse Point Nita, the Girl Castaway by Emerson, Alice B.