shag
shag
ʃæg
shāg
British pronunciation
/ʃˈæɡ/

Definition & Meaning of "shag"in English

Shag
01

a web-footed aquatic bird of the cormorant family with dark green plumage and a unique crest

shag definition and meaning

What is a "shag"?

A shag is a medium-sized coastal bird with a slender, dark body and long, thin neck. They have glossy black feathers, with a distinctive green iridescence on their head and neck during the breeding season. Shags are excellent divers and swimmers, using their wings to propel themselves underwater to catch fish and other prey. They can often be found perched on rocks or cliff ledges near the water's edge, preening their feathers. Shags are also known for their raucous calls, which can be heard from a distance. They are found in coastal areas throughout much of the world, and are an important part of many marine ecosystems.

02

a lively dance step consisting of hopping on each foot in turn

03

an act of sexual intercourse

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04

made with strands or inserts of elastic

05

a fabric with long coarse nap

06

a matted tangle of hair or fiber

07

a strong coarse tobacco that has been shredded

08

a casual sexual partner

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He brought a new shag to the party every weekend.
to shag
01

dance the shag

02

to have sex with someone

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They shagged all night after meeting at the party.
03

to stimulate one's own genitals for sexual pleasure

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She shagged herself with her new toy until she came twice.
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