drag
71drag — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun Drag is used before these nouns: ↑act, ↑performer, ↑race, ↑racing {{Roman}}II.{{/Roman}} verb Drag is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑meeting, ↑time, ↑week Drag is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ …
72Drag — 1. somebody or something that is extremely boring; 2. puff or pull on a cigarette; 3. women s clothes, worn by men; transvestite costume; 4. drag queen; 5. prison sentence of three month s or less duration; 6. drag race; 7. road or street: the… …
73drag — Australian Slang 1. somebody or something that is extremely boring; 2. puff or pull on a cigarette; 3. women s clothes, worn by men; transvestite costume; 4. drag queen; 5. prison sentence of three month s or less duration; 6. drag race; 7. road… …
74drag — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. draw, pull, tow, tug, haul; protract, draw out; lag, dawdle, inch along. Slang, race. See slowness, traction, lateness. in drag II (Roget s IV) n. 1. [Anything that is drawn] Syn. harrow, scraper, bar …
75drąg — m III, D. a, N. drąggiem; lm M. i «długi, gruby kij drewniany albo metalowy» Drąg żelazny, metalowy, drewniany. Drąg do podpierania czegoś. ∆ techn. Drąg tłokowy «element wolnoobrotowej maszyny tłokowej (np. parowego silnika tłokowego) w postaci… …
76drag — the clothing of the other sex worn by a homosexual Originally theatrical use, referring to a male actor (not necessarily a homosexual) in female clothes, the long train being dragged on the floor. A homosexual so attired is said to be in… …
77drag up — phrasal verb [transitive] Word forms drag up : present tense I/you/we/they drag up he/she/it drags up present participle dragging up past tense dragged up past participle dragged up to start talking about something when it is not necessary,… …
78drag on — Synonyms and related words: abide, be infinitely repetitive, be tedious, bide, carry on, cease not, continue, continue the same, crawl, creep, drag, drag along, drone, endure, fatigue, glut, go along, go on, go on forever, hold on, hold steady,… …
79drag — I n A draw (on cigarette, cigar, pipe, etc.). Hey, man, give me adrag on that pipe so I can see if that tobacco is any good. 1910s II n A squelcher. Sunny is such a drag I would never invite her to my parties. 1850s III v To race another car a… …
80drag — 1. verb she dragged the chair backwards Syn: haul, pull, tug, heave, lug, draw, trail 2. noun 1) the drag from the parachute Syn: pull, resistance, tug 2) informal …
