IPA: /ʃæɡd/
KK: /ʃægd/
Having a rough or uneven surface, often covered with long or shaggy hair, or feeling very tired.
After the long hike, I felt completely shagged and needed to rest.
Comparative: shaggier
Superlative: shaggiest
To have had sexual intercourse, often used in a casual or informal context.
They shagged after the party last night.
Past: shagged
Past Participle: shagged
The word 'shagged' originates from the Old English 'sceacga', meaning to have a rough or shaggy appearance. It describes something that is unkempt or has a rough texture, often referring to hair or fur.
Think of the Old English word for something that looks 'rough' or 'shaggy' — that's why 'shagged' describes a messy or unkempt appearance.