Sagged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SAGGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SAG, to bend or give way
• sink, subside, or bulge downwards under weight or pressure or through lack of strength
• hang down loosely or unevenly
• decline to a lower level, usually temporarily
NOUN:
• a downward curve or bulge in a structure caused by weakness or excessive weight or pressure
• the amount of a sag, measured as the perpendicular distance from the middle of the curve to the straight line between the two supporting points.
• a decline, especially a temporary one.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to bend or sink downward from weight or pressure
• past tense of sag

Words related to SAGGED

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How to use SAGGED in a sentence

• Driven, crushed, hurled back by the played-out police, the crowds had sagged back into the cross streets.
• The fire sank and the bent back sagged a little lower.
• Then, his face hideous, he seized her by the shoulders and crushed her against the outside wall, so that her head struck it and she sagged forward into his arms, unconscious.
• They sagged in, crowding away from the terror-stricken dog.
• In other places the wires had sagged and were loose.
• Whimpering it turned, but before it reached the level of the woods, it sagged to its knees, fell face forward and was still, a destructive machine no longer controlled by life.
• The horses had sagged forward, their heads hanging, their legs braced.
• Her head was dropped forward on her chest, and she suddenly sagged in her chair.
• The drooping ceiling of cotton material, which sagged in great billows under the thatch of the roof.
• The bundle, with a kind of animate indifference, slowly sagged, opened, and things began to trickle from it in its journey across the platform.
• Absorbed in following the course of the boat, we had scarcely noticed the huddled inky clouds that sagged down all around us.
• High up in the air at each end, it sagged in the middle until the little car must almost have touched the water.
• But steadily, port tack and starboard tack, she sagged off to the westward.
• The current had accelerated, the wind had slackened, and the Pyrenees had sagged off to the west.
• If the following directions are carried out, new cane seats and backs can easily be put in chairs where they are broken or sagged to an uncomfortable position.
• His body, propped comfortably against a tree, sagged a little.
• Following the shot for a moment the frenzied gunner was elated to note that the machine just above sagged suddenly to one side.
• His sombrero was slouched down sidewise, his gloved hands were folded across his knees, his body sagged a little to one side, his head drooped.
• They set the lips, and sagged the cheeks, And drooped the eye with sorrow.
• It was she that sagged along the wall and shifted from foot to foot, from elbow to elbow and ear to ear.
• In one hand he carried a dress suit case, and from the way his shoulder sagged on that side, the ease appeared to be heavy.
• One sagged from a loosened hinge and flapped in the rising autumn wind, showing inside a window sash also dust-covered and with a newspaper crammed through a broken pane.
• Old bridges cracked and sagged when we crossed them.
• Their gray uniforms were worn and stained and many of the men sagged in their saddles with weariness.
• He stopped at the sound of the voice, stared wildly and then sagged on by.
• His knees sagged and he went down, settling slowly.
• The working platform sagged so much that we were able to lay this cross beam above it.
• Time had scarred it deeply and the balcony overhanging the coachyard sagged in a rather alarming fashion as though about to drop down from sheer old age.

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