debag

[ dee-bag ]

/ diˈbæg /

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verb (used with object), de·bagged, de·bag·ging.British Slang.

to depants.

to debunk.

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Origin of debag

First recorded in 1910–15; de- + bag

Words nearby debag

Deauville, deave, deb, de-Baathification, debacle, debag, De Bakey, debar, debark, debase, debased

British Dictionary definitions for debag

debag

/ (diːˈbæɡ) /

verb -bags, -bagging or -bagged

(tr) British slang to remove the trousers from (someone) by force

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