/fæɡz/
NOUN
A coarse, rough, or irregular defect found in woven textile material.
Refers to rough or irregular areas in woven fabric that affect its texture or quality.
NOUN
Cigarettes, especially in informal British English.
Refers to tobacco cigarettes in British informal speech.
NOUN
The least desirable, most difficult, or concluding part of something.
Describes the most unpleasant, difficult, or inferior portion of a situation, experience, or thing.
Refers to the last or remaining portion of something, particularly when little is left.
NOUN
Chores or activities that require considerable effort and are unpleasant or exhausting.
Refers to demanding, tedious, or tiring tasks that require persistent effort.
NOUN
Younger schoolboys who traditionally performed chores or personal services for older students at certain British public schools.
Refers to younger pupils assigned menial duties, errands, or personal services for senior students under the historical British school fagging system.
NOUN
A highly derogatory slang term historically used to refer to a homosexual man.
An insulting and highly offensive term directed at gay men. It should generally be avoided except when discussing or quoting the word itself.
NOUN
A person regarded as irritating, troublesome, or unpleasant.
Refers to people whose behavior is considered annoying, bothersome, or difficult to tolerate.