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bagginess

/ˈbæɡinəs/ noun

The characteristic of being baggy.

Word Origin From bag + -y (full of, like) + -ness — bagginess is the quality of being baggy, loose and sagging like a bag. The root bag goes back to Proto-Germanic *bagô and Old Norse baggi. The -y suffix turns nouns into adjectives (like baggy, saggy), and -ness makes it a noun. Related words: baggage (luggage, originally bundles), handbag, and airbag.

noun The characteristic of being baggy. countable

The bagginess of his trousers made him look sloppy.

(名词) 宽松感；宽松

他裤子的宽松让他看起来邋遢。

(sustantivo) holgura; amplitud; lo holgado [La característica de ser holgado o amplio.]

Lo holgado de sus pantalones lo hacía verse descuidado.

(nom) ampleur; caractère bouffant; flou [Caractéristique de ce qui est ample, bouffant ou formant des plis.]

L'ampleur de son pantalon lui donnait un aspect négligé.

(Substantiv) Schlabbrigkeit; Weite [**Bagginess** (Substantiv, feminin): die Eigenschaft, ausgebeult oder zu weit geschnitten zu sein; das lockere, unordentliche Aussehen von Kleidung.]

Die **Bagginess** seiner Hose ließ ihn nachlässig wirken.

(名詞) 衣服などが体にフィットせず、だらりと垂れ下がってだぶだぶしている性質。

彼のズボンのだぶだぶした感じが、だらしない印象を与えた。

(substantivo) folga; frouxidão; largueza [A característica de ser largo ou folgado.]

A folga de suas calças o fez parecer desleixado.

Synonyms: looseness sagging droopiness slackness flabbiness puffiness fullness billowiness Antonyms: tightness snugness firmness tautness
Word parts: bag + y + ness

Related words

baggy baggage

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