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twag

/twæɡ/

twag verb: to play truant.

Verb

twag (third-person singular simple present twags, present participle twagging, simple past and past participle twagged)

  1. (UK, Yorkshire, dialectal) To play truant.

Noun capitalized: TWAG

TWAG (plural TWAGs)

  1. (informal) A wife or girlfriend of a tennis player.
    • Either way, the future looks secure for Tim and original Twag (tennis wife and/or girlfriend) Lucy. There's no need to become a PE teacher or pub landlord just yet.2007 August 21, Barney Ronay, “Game, set and match”, in The Guardian, archived from the original on 25 Apr 2024
    • Number one TWAG (that's tennis WAG) Kim Sears put her best fashion foot forward at the opening day of Wimbledon yesterday.2014 June 24, Sarah Barns, “Get the look: It's all white for Kim Sears as she wows in £225 Reiss dress and Aspinal bag”, in Daily Express, archived from the original on 25 Apr 2024

Synonyms of twag

Forms of twag

Verb
third-person singular presenttwags
present participletwagging
past participletwagged
pasttwagged
alternative formtwagg
Noun
pluralTWAGs

Origin of twag

Unknown.

Blend of tennis + WAGs (“wives and girlfriends”).

Words formed from twag

Words that rhyme with twag

39 more rhymesFewer rhymes

Questions about twag

What does twag mean?
Twag means to play truant.
What part of speech is twag?
Twag can be a verb or a noun.
How do you pronounce twag?
Twag is pronounced /twæɡ/.
What is the past tense of twag?
The past tense of twag is twagged.

Words near twag in the dictionary

  1. twaddlesome
  2. twaddling
  3. twaddlingly
  4. twaddlings
  5. twaddly
  6. twag
  7. twagged
  8. twagger
  9. twaggers
  10. twagging
  11. twags

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