/ˈsæɡi/
ADJECTIVE
Having a loose, baggy, or poorly fitted shape, especially when clothing or fabric hangs loosely rather than fitting closely to the body.
Describes clothing that hangs loosely on the body, is excessively roomy, or lacks a close and properly fitted shape.
Describes fabric, material, or a flexible covering that has become loose, slack, or insufficiently stretched, causing it to hang or move freely.
ADJECTIVE
Having a shape or position that bends, hangs, or sinks downward because of gravity, age, wear, weakness, or insufficient support.
Describes an object, surface, or structure that bends or hangs downward because it is carrying weight, has weakened, or has lost adequate support.
Describes skin or body tissue that hangs loosely or droops because of aging, reduced elasticity, or significant changes in body weight.
Describes cushions, pillows, mattresses, or upholstered furniture that have lost their original firmness and shape, often becoming depressed or drooping after prolonged use.