dag in Russian
dag in Russian is неряха — dag means a ragged, pointed strip hanging from the edge of a piece of clothing, or a clump of matted wool and dirt on a sheep.
dag in Russian
неряха
Pronounced: neryakha
What does "dag" mean?
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noun A ragged, pointed strip hanging from the edge of a piece of clothing, or a clump of matted wool and dirt on a sheep.
"The farmer clipped the dags from around the sheep's hindquarters before shearing."
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noun (Australian/New Zealand, informal) An unfashionable, awkward, or eccentric person, often used with affection.
"He called himself a bit of a dag, always wearing socks with sandals."
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verb To trim the dirty, matted wool from a sheep.
"They spent the morning dagging the ewes before summer."
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dag in a sentence
- The farmer clipped the dags from around the sheep's hindquarters before shearing.
- He called himself a bit of a dag, always wearing socks with sandals.
- She's a real dag, but everyone loves her for it.
- They spent the morning dagging the ewes before summer.
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What is "dag" in Russian?
"dag" in Russian is неряха. dag means: A ragged, pointed strip hanging from the edge of a piece of clothing, or a clump of matted wool and dirt on a sheep.
How do you pronounce неряха?
"dag" in Russian is неряха, pronounced "neryakha".
How do you use "dag" in a sentence?
Example: "The farmer clipped the dags from around the sheep's hindquarters before shearing." In Russian, "dag" is неряха.
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