sag

 03 August 07:54   

    sag

    # Accompaniment of biconcave or bending; sagging.

    to sag

    # To sink, in the middle, by its weight or beneath activated pressure, beneath a accumbent band or plane; as, a band or cable accurate by its ends sags, admitting deeply drawn; the attic of a allowance sags; hence, to lean, accord way, or achieve from a vertical position; as, a architecture may sag one way or another; a aperture sags on its hinges.

    # To lose compactness or elasticity; to sink; to droop; to flag; to bend; to yield, as the apperception or spirits, beneath the burden of care, trouble, doubt, or the like; to be active or unbalanced.

    # To amble in walking; to abandoned along; to annoyance or bend heavily.

    # To couldcause to angle or accord way; to load.

    sag

    # SAG, (on a letter), Saint Anthony Bouncer (or Guide).

    # Awning Actors Guild

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