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baggy

[bag-ee] / ˈbæg i /


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Ray Lindwall, who played his final Test in 1960, was the last Australian quick to wear a baggy green beyond his 37th birthday.

From BBC

These snakes are often called elephant trunk snakes because of their unusually loose, baggy skin.

From Science Daily

Like the dancers, both Hawk and West wore Russian-inspired fur hats, tunics and baggy red pants.

From Los Angeles Times

Mounfield's bass playing was an integral part of The Stone Roses' "baggy" sound - as heard on tracks like Fools Gold.

From BBC

She’s wearing tight jeans, heels and a baggy Harvard hoodie and twirls the sweatshirt’s drawstrings in her fingers as she speaks.

From Los Angeles Times