sagging
/ˈsæɡɪŋ/
adjective
- Sinking or drooping downward from weight, pressure, or lack of firmness.
- She replaced the sagging curtains with new ones.
- The sagging shelf could barely hold the heavy books.
- The old dog had sagging skin around its neck.
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noun
- The act or state of sinking, drooping, or hanging down, especially due to weight or lack of support.
- After years of heavy rain, the roof showed signs of sagging.
- The gardener noticed sagging in the fence where the posts had rotted.
- The old mattress had noticeable sagging in the middle.
- A style of wearing pants low on the hips, often exposing the underwear.
- Some schools have banned sagging as part of their dress code.
- Sagging became popular in the 1990s among certain youth subcultures.
- His parents told him to pull up his pants and stop sagging.
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