dag

noun

/dæɡ/

(informal)

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(Australian English, New Zealand English) a person who is strange or different in a way that is funny
(Australian English) a person who is not fashionable
(Australian English, New Zealand English) a dirty piece of wool that hangs down from a sheep’s bottom

Word Originlate Middle English (denoting a hanging pointed part of something, such as ornamental edging on the bottom of a garment): possibly related to the verb tag. Sense (3) dates from the early 17th cent.; sense (1) is a transferred use of English dialect meaning ‘a challenge’.

单词	dag
释义	dag noun /dæɡ/ /dæɡ/ (informal) jump to other results (Australian English, New Zealand English) a person who is strange or different in a way that is funny (Australian English) a person who is not fashionable (Australian English, New Zealand English) a dirty piece of wool that hangs down from a sheep’s bottom Word Originlate Middle English (denoting a hanging pointed part of something, such as ornamental edging on the bottom of a garment): possibly related to the verb tag. Sense (3) dates from the early 17th cent.; sense (1) is a transferred use of English dialect meaning ‘a challenge’.
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