fag|fagged|fagging|fags in English

verb

tire, become tired; work as a drudge; serve an older student (British Slang); compel to serve an older student (British Slang)

Use "fag|fagged|fagging|fags" in a sentence

1. Not just fags.

2. He was completely fagged out , ie exhausted.

3. You look tired and fagged.

4. It's too much fag.

5. Jack fagged away at his math.

6. Tom fagged for some elder boys.

7. I'm fagged out after all that gardening.

8. Cleaning ovens is a real fag.

9. I've fagged at this work all day.

10. They were fagged out when they came home.

11. He fagged away at his work for weeks.

12. Listen up, you bald-headed fag.

13. It's too much of a fag.

14. He fagged away at this work for weeks.

15. I'm fagged out,let me rest a minute.

16. I take another drag on the fag.

17. It is too much of a fag.

18. She's gone outside for a quick fag.

19. He's been fagging away all day,it's time he took a rest.

20. I'm feeling fagged out; let me rest a minute.

21. This sort of work fag ged me out.

22. I can't be fagged to walk all the way there.

23. Standing on your feet all day really fags you out.

24. He built a fire with fag ( g ) ots.

25. 8 The floor was littered with fag ends.