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draggy

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drag·gy  (drg)
adj. drag·gi·er, drag·gi·est
1. Dull and listless.
2. Slang Very tiresome.

draggy [ˈdrægɪ]
adj -gier, -giest Slang
1. slow or boring a draggy party
2. dull and listless
Translations
draggy
adj (inf)anödend (inf)


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