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shag

noun as in nap

noun as in rug

noun as in tobacco

Strongest matches

verb as in chase

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Example Sentences

For rugs, the vacuum base can adjust to five different heights that accommodate thick and thin carpets, including shag.

Without significant babysitting, a bumbling device can easily soak a shag by dragging its wet, dirty sponge into the wrong room.

Even when we’re taking batting practice and all the pitchers are shagging balls, she’s flying around catching balls.

He shagged loose balls, set screens and helped chart analytics.

At any rate, as soon as Lady Clare reappeared in the meadow Shag's cup of bliss seemed to be full.

Lady Clare, seeing Shag killed by the blow which had been intended for herself, felt her blood run cold.

Led away by his sympathy Shag bent his head down toward her and thereby prevented her from rising.

It took Lady Clare several months to accustom Shag (for that was the colt's name) to her ways.

This was a privilege which Shag could not fail to appreciate, though she never offered to return the favor by clawing him.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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