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draggy

[drag-ee]
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adjective, drag·gi·er, drag·gi·est.

moving or developing very slowly.
boring; dull.

Origin of draggy

First recorded in 1885–90; drag + -y1
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Related Words for draggy

dormant, unused, immobile, jobless, unemployed, inoperative, passive, idle, static, sedentary, sluggish, dull, flat, uninspired, boring, muted, ho-hum, languid, sleepy, lackadaisical

Examples from the Web for draggy

Historical Examples of draggy

  • And say, there's nothin' draggy about Vee when she really goes over the top.

  • For all his slow, draggy ways he had pounds of pressure on the gauge.

  • The night was dark but not cold, and the roads were soft and draggy.

    The Deemster

    Hall Caine

  • It just seemed an easy way out of everything—when I think of another useless, draggy year.

    This Side of Paradise

    F. Scott Fitzgerald

British Dictionary definitions for draggy

draggy

adjective -gier or -giest slang

slow or boringa draggy party
dull and listless
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