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1. (adj.) baggy
baglike; hanging loosely.
Etymology: (1820–30)
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1. (adj) baggy, loose-fitting, sloppy
not fitting closely; hanging loosely
"baggy trousers"; "a loose-fitting blouse is comfortable in hot weather"
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1. (adjective) baggy
loose
baggy pants
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1. (adj) baggy
resembling a bag; loose or puffed out, or pendent, like a bag; flabby; as, baggy trousers; baggy cheeks
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Sense: loose, like an empty bag
He wears baggy trousers.
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 Afrikaans: los, wyd |
 Arabic: فَضفاض، مُنْتَفِخ |
 Bulgarian: провиснал |
 Brazilian: largo |
 Czech: volný, pytlovitý |
 German: ausgebeult |
 Danish: løstsiddende |
 Greek: φαρδύς |
 Spanish: que hace bolsa, holgado |
 Estonian: kottis |
 Farsi: گل و گشاد؛ پف کرده |
 Finnish: löysä |
 French: bouffant |
 Hebrew: רָפוּי |
 Hindi: ढीला-ढाला |
 Croatian: vrećast |
 Hungarian: lötyögős |
 Indonesian: menggembung |
 Icelandic: víður, pokalegur |
 Italian: gonfio |
 Japanese: だぶだぶの |
 Korean: 자루 같은 |
 Lithuanian: kaip maišas, apdribęs |
 Latvian: maisveidīgs (par apģērbu) |
 Malay: longgar |
 Dutch: wijd |
 Norwegian: vid, løstsittende |
 Polish: workowaty |
 Persian: گل و گشاد؛ پف کرده |
 Pashto: لكه بنۍ، پړسيدلى |
 Portuguese: largo |
 Romanian: bufant |
 Russian: мешковатый |
 Slovak: vrecovitý |
 Slovenian: širok, hlamudrav |
 Serbian: vrećast |
 Swedish: säckig, påsig |
 Thai: โป่งหรือพองเหมือนถุง |
 Turkish: torba gibi, sarkık |
 Taiwanese: 寬鬆如袋的 |
 Ukrainian: мішкуватий |
 Urdu: ڈھیلا ڈھالا ، پُھولا ہوا |
 Vietnamese: rộng thùng thình |
 Chinese: 膨胀如袋的 |
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