baggy in Portuguese
baggy in Portuguese is folgado — baggy means loose-fitting, hanging away from the body rather than close to it.
baggy in Portuguese
folgado
Of clothing, very loose-fitting, so as to hang away from the body.
What does "baggy" mean?
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adj Loose-fitting, hanging away from the body rather than close to it.
"He wore baggy jeans that bunched up around his ankles."
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noun A small plastic bag, such as one used for sandwiches.
"She packed the crackers into a little baggy for the trip."
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baggy in a sentence
- He wore baggy jeans that bunched up around his ankles.
- The old sweater had gone baggy at the elbows after years of wear.
- She packed the crackers into a little baggy for the trip.
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What is "baggy" in Portuguese?
"baggy" in Portuguese is folgado. baggy means: Loose-fitting, hanging away from the body rather than close to it.
How do you use "baggy" in a sentence?
Example: "He wore baggy jeans that bunched up around his ankles." In Portuguese, "baggy" is folgado.
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