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baggy in English:

1. too big or stretched too big or stretched



English word "baggy"(too big or stretched) occurs in sets:

how do i look?

2. baggy baggy


She said that baggy clothes made her feel comfortable.
These jeans are baggy.
baggy jeans
I like T-shirts as long as they're really baggy.
baggy trousers; a baggy T-shirt
a baggy jumper/pair of jeans
And they're baggy.
These pants tend to go baggy at the knees.

3. loose loose


I usually toss my loose change into my desk drawer.
After tying up loose ends on the house, the carpenter gave the painter approval to begin work.
As a prank, some students let three goats loose inside their school after painting the numbers 1, 2 and 4 on the sides of the goats. The teachers spent most of the day looking for goat number 3.
loose trousers
I usually cut loose a bit and drink plenty before a day off work but if my drinks are cut with tochu tea then I get absolutely no hangover.
Let us students contribute to the welfare of the victims of the earthquake; even loose change will go a long way.
With his wife and children in the country, he was at loose ends for something to do.
It would be a shame for a young man to be at loose ends just because he can't get the kind of job he wants.
There have been a lot of clothes lately that fit tightly and I don't like it. I prefer clothes with a loose design.
Recently, I feel like the number of women with loose morals is increasing.
If you cannot get the patch to stick successfully, remove the loose patch and use a new patch.
By the way, your hair looks beautiful when left loose.
Isn't it better to get drunk and cut loose once in a while and blow off the tension of daily frustration?
Why don't you try expressing your opinion a little more gently? Think about how he feels getting told flatly that he's being cut loose.