noun
baggies
BA-geez
Baggies (noun) means loose-fitting shorts, especially the kind worn by surfers. Example: “He paddled out wearing a pair of faded baggies.”
noun
1
Loose-fitting shorts, especially the kind worn by surfers.
"He paddled out wearing a pair of faded baggies."
2
Loose, roomy shorts worn for cycling, often padded inside.
"Mountain bikers often prefer baggies over tight lycra shorts."
How to use baggies
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishLoose, baggy shorts — the word describes the fit, not a specific sport, though it is most associated with surfing and cycling.
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What does “baggies” mean?
The word “baggies” means loose-fitting shorts, especially the kind worn by surfers. In plain terms, loose, baggy shorts — the word describes the fit, not a specific sport, though it is most associated with surfing and cycling.
How do you pronounce “baggies”?
“Baggies” is pronounced BA-geez (/ˈbæɡiz/ in IPA).
How do you use “baggies” in a sentence?
Here is “baggies” used in a sentence: “He paddled out wearing a pair of faded baggies.”
What part of speech is “baggies”?
“Baggies” is a noun.
How many meanings does “baggies” have?
“Baggies” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: loose-fitting shorts, especially the kind worn by surfers.
