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baggy

[bag-ee] / ˈbæg i /


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The pair fled late on a Friday in October, wearing baggy trousers with hats pulled over their faces.

From Washington Post

Dressed uncharacteristically in business attire instead of his trademark shorts and T-shirt, Sandler, 56, said he thought his suit was baggy.

From Reuters

In addition, he tried to gain a competitive edge by stuffing his leg pads, wearing baggier jerseys and piling ice shavings in the crease.

From Washington Post

By the time I left, I had drops of blood spattered on my shalwar kameez, the traditional baggy tunic and trousers, and on my camera, hands, glasses and face.

From Los Angeles Times

Some of the bearded fighters were dressed in traditional shalwar kameez — baggy trousers and a long tunic — but others adopted incongruous accessories: high-top sneakers, gold watches, knee-high socks.

From Los Angeles Times