baggy
word
Definition
Describes clothing that is loose and does not fit closely to the body. Often used to talk about pants, shirts, or other garments that hang away from the body.
Usage & Nuances
'Baggy' is informal and usually positive or neutral; often used for style or comfort. Common with 'baggy jeans', 'baggy T-shirt'. Not to be confused with 'loose' (general looseness, not necessarily a style) or 'oversized' (intentionally much larger).
Spanish: holgado - flojo (ropa)Portuguese (BR): largo - folgado (roupa)Portuguese (PT): largo - folgado (roupa)Chinese (Simplified): 宽松的Chinese (Traditional): 寬鬆的Hindi: ढीला-ढाला (कपड़े)Arabic: فضفاض (ملابس)Bengali: ঢিলেঢালাRussian: мешковатыйJapanese: だぼだぼVietnamese: rộng thùng thìnhKorean: 헐렁한Turkish: bolUrdu: ڈھیلا ڈھالاIndonesian: longgar
Example Sentences
He wears baggy pants to school.
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This baggy shirt is very comfortable.
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The kids love to dance in their baggy clothes.
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Those jeans look too baggy on you—maybe try a smaller size?
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I love wearing baggy T-shirts at home—they're so relaxed.
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Baggy clothes became popular in the 1990s hip-hop scene.
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