English dialects glossary. 2013.
daggy — UK [ˈdæɡɪ] / US adjective Word forms daggy : adjective daggy comparative daggier superlative daggiest Australian informal, showing disapproval 1) not fashionable 2) untidy, dirty, and unpleasant … English dictionary
daggy — Superlatively lame, in a downmarket way. To be precise: something that s half dorky, half ghetto. Australian derivation, most endearingly uttered in a Japanese accent. I hate daggy stupid surferboy shop in Shibuya, ne. Nobody there surf. Ne? … Dictionary of american slang
daggy — Superlatively lame, in a downmarket way. To be precise: something that s half dorky, half ghetto. Australian derivation, most endearingly uttered in a Japanese accent. I hate daggy stupid surferboy shop in Shibuya, ne. Nobody there surf. Ne? … Dictionary of american slang
daggy — adjective uncool, unfashionable, but comfortably so … Wiktionary
Daggy — dirty lump of wool at the back end of a sheep; something that looks very bad or ridiculous; dirty; slovenly; unpleasant; uncool; conservative and lacking style and sophistication in manners, interests, etc … Dictionary of Australian slang
daggy — adj Australian stupid, unpleasant. From the noun dag. A brusque but fairly mild expression of distaste (deemed suitable for inclusion in the scripts of TV soap operas, for instance) … Contemporary slang
daggy — adj. (Slang) not stylish; not fashionable; dirty, scruffy … English contemporary dictionary
daggy — adjective (daggier, daggiest) Austral./NZ informal 1》 (especially of clothes) scruffy. 2》 not stylish; unfashionable … English new terms dictionary
daggy — dag·gy … English syllables
daggy — I. /ˈdægi / (say dagee) adjective (daggier, daggiest) 1. (of sheep or wool) fouled with dags. 2. Colloquial dirty; slovenly; unpleasant. {dag1 + y1} –daggily, adverb –dagginess, noun II. /ˈ …
