shags in English

noun

1

a carpet or rug with a long, rough pile.

wall-to-wall shag carpet

2

a thick, tangled hairstyle or mass of hair.

her hair was cut short in a boyish shag

3

a coarse kind of cut tobacco.

He stood up and went to the side-table and selected a pipe from his rack, and then went to the Persian slipper near the fireplace that held his shag tobacco .

4

a western European and Mediterranean cormorant with greenish-black plumage and a long curly crest in the breeding season.

Although the majority of shags , unlike many cormorants, do not normally wander far in winter from their breeding haunts, a small number make prolonged stays on the Norfolk coast.

5

a dance originating in the US in the 1930s and 1940s, characterized by vigorous hopping from one foot to the other.

6

an act of sexual intercourse.

verb

1

chase or catch (fly balls) for practice.

At the few other games I went to by myself, I also saw him in the outfield talking with teammates while they shagged fly balls.

2

have sexual intercourse with (someone).

noun

screwing, piece of ass, nookie, shtup, nooky, screw, ass, fucking, piece of tail, fuck

Use "shags" in a sentence

1. Cormorants and shags are medium-to-large seabirds

2. Cormorants and shags are medium-to-large seabirds

3. A few Cormorant species are called shags, lending themselves to all sorts of sexual puns

4. Cormorants and Shags (Phalacrocoracidae) Taxonomically, a cormorant and a shag is a distinction without a difference

5. Synonyms for Copulates include mates, fornicates, humps, breeds, screws, shags, bonks, couples, lays and beds

6. However, to those new to birding, Cormorants (or shags as they are sometimes known) can be confusing

7. The Morning Shag with Shags & Trevor asked you to change the name of A band to make it edible