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drag-ass

drag-ass adjective: tiresome; annoying.

Adjective

drag-ass

  1. (US, derogatory, slang) Tiresome; annoying.
    • We've fiddle-farted along behind that drag-ass outfit and eaten their dust all day. We've not been dancin' or to a picture show.2008, Dorothy Garlock, Hope's Highway

Origin of drag-ass

From drag + -ass.

Questions about drag-ass

What does drag-ass mean?
Drag-ass means tiresome; annoying.
What part of speech is drag-ass?
Drag-ass is an adjective.

Words near drag-ass in the dictionary

  1. drag through the mud
  2. drag up
  3. drag-along right
  4. drag-along rights
  5. drag-and-drop
  6. drag-ass
  7. drag-boat
  8. drag-boats
  9. drag-chain
  10. drag-chains
  11. drag-drop

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