shagged
/ʃæɡd/
adjective
- Exhausted; very tired. (Chiefly British informal.)
- After the long hike, I was completely shagged.
- He felt too shagged to go out for dinner.
- The team was shagged after playing two matches in one day.
- Having a rough or shaggy texture or surface.
- The shagged surface of the rug collected a lot of dust.
- The old sofa had a shagged fabric that felt scratchy.
- He ran his hand over the shagged bark of the tree.
Antonyms
verb
- Past tense and past participle of shag (to chase balls or to have sex).
- He shagged fly balls for an hour during practice.
- They shagged all the grounders that came their way.
- The players shagged balls until the coach called them in.