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baggy

/ˈbæɡi/

Translations

baggyadjective

baggier

Comp.

baggiest

Super.

/ˈbæɡi/

She wore a baggy sweater that was several sizes too large.

Elle portait un pull ample qui était plusieurs tailles trop grand.

Additional translations

bouffiSe dit surtout d’un visage, de paupières ou d’une partie du corps tombante, relâchée ou gonflée.

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baggynoun

baggies

/ˈbæɡi/

Uncountable/Countable: refers to a late-1980s British alternative dance/rock music style (Madchester "baggy").

Additional translations

baggyStyle musical britannique.

baggyadjective

Of clothing: loose-fitting and hanging in folds.

She wore a baggy sweater that was several sizes too large.

Of a part of the body or similar surface: swollen, loose, or sagging like a bag.

He rubbed his baggy eyes after the long flight.

baggynoun

A British alternative dance/rock music style of the late 1980s and early 1990s characterized by loose clothing and a psychedelic groove.

Baggy was at its peak when bands like the Stone Roses topped the charts.