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

Loose-fitting shorts, especially the kind worn by surfers.

"He paddled out wearing a pair of faded baggies."

Loose, roomy shorts worn for cycling, often padded inside.

"Mountain bikers often prefer baggies over tight lycra shorts."

How to use baggies

Learner’s notes

In 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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Frequently asked questions

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.