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IS and ARE are both forms of which verb?
Origin of stag
First recorded in 1150–1200; Middle English stagge; akin to Old Norse steggi, steggr “male bird” (giving rise to northern English dialect steg “gander”), Icelandic steggur “male fox, tomcat”
OTHER WORDS FROM stag
staglike, adjectiveDictionary.com Unabridged
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How to use stag in a sentence
A horse ought in my opinion to be quite seven years old, to take his turn regularly once a week stagging.
The Sportswoman's Library, v. 2|VariousCharlie had been stagging with her for the last two months, and knocked her all to pieces.
Phineas Redux|Anthony Trollope
British Dictionary definitions for stag
stag
/ (stæɡ) /
noun
adverb
without a female escort
verb (tr)
stock exchange to apply for (shares in a new issue) with the intention of selling them for a quick profit when trading commences
Word Origin for stag
Old English stagga (unattested); related to Old Norse steggr male bird
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Other Idioms and Phrases with stag
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