intransitive. Of a garment: to hang loose or puff out; to bag (bag, v.1 1b). Cf. poke, v.2 2.

intransitive. To fall into creases or pleats. Obsolete.

intransitive. Of a garment: to hang loose or puff out; to bag (bag, v.1 1b); = pough, v. Obsolete.

to hang by geometry: (of clothes) to hang in a stiff, angular fashion; also in extended use and figurative. Obsolete.

‘To hang down on one side’ (Phillips, ed. Kersey 1706). Of a garment: To hang unevenly, to slip out of position. Now chiefly dialect and U.S.…

intransitive. To hang loosely like clothes that are too big. Said esp. of trousers which become out of shape at the knees.

transitive (usually in passive). To give a bustle (bustle, n.2) or bustle-like projection to. Also intransitive: to project like, or as though…

transferred. (Cf. cascade, n. 2c.)

intransitive. To open or spread outwards, as the sides of a bowl, a skirt, the mouth of a horn.

intransitive. Of an article of clothing, piece of fabric, etc.: to hang in a pouch-like form.