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dag in British English 1

(dæɡ)

noun

1. short for daglock

2. rattle one's dags

verbWord forms: dags, dagging or dagged

to cut the daglock away from (a sheep)

Derived forms

dagger (ˈdagger)

noun

Word origin

C18: of obscure origin

dag in British English 2

(dæɡ)

noun Australian and New Zealand informal

a character; eccentric

a person who is untidily dressed

a person with a good sense of humour

Word origin

back formation from daggy

dag in American English 1

(dæg)

noun

daglock

2. Obsolete

a hanging, usually pointed, end

Word origin

ME dagge

dag in American English 2

dekagram(s)

Synonyms of 'dag'

joker, comic, wag, wit

More Synonyms of dag

(noun) in the sense of joker

Definition

an amusing person

(New Zealand, informal)

He does all these great impersonations – he's such a dag.

Synonyms

joker

He is, by nature, a joker, a witty man with a sense of fun.

comic

At that time he was still a penniless, unknown comic.

wag

My dad's always been a bit of a wag.

wit

a man who fancied himself as a great wit

comedian

After a career as a comedian, he turned to serious drama.

clown

He gained a reputation as the class clown.

kidder (informal)

jester

He is the class jester writ large.

humorist

a political humorist

prankster

idiom

See rattle your dags

Additional synonyms

in the sense of clown

Definition

an amusing person

He gained a reputation as the class clown.

Synonyms

joker,

comic,

prankster,

joculator or (fem.) joculatrix

in the sense of comedian

Definition

a person who performs in comedy

After a career as a comedian, he turned to serious drama.

Synonyms

comic,

laugh (informal),

wit,

clown,

funny man,

humorist,

wag,

joker,

jester,

dag (New Zealand, informal),

card (informal),

joculator or (fem.) joculatrix

in the sense of comic

Definition

a comedian

At that time he was still a penniless, unknown comic.

Synonyms

comedian,

funny man,

humorist,

wit,

clown,

wag,

jester,

dag (New Zealand, informal),

buffoon,

joculator or (fem.) joculatrix

Nearby words of
dag

daft
daft about
daftness
dag
dagga
dagger
daggy

Synonyms of 'dag'

dag

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单词	dag
释义	Trends of dag View usage for: dag in British English 1 (dæɡ) noun 1. short for daglock 2. rattle one's dags verbWord forms: dags, dagging or dagged 3. to cut the daglock away from (a sheep) Derived forms dagger (ˈdagger) noun Word origin C18: of obscure origin dag in British English 2 (dæɡ) noun Australian and New Zealand informal 1. a character; eccentric 2. a person who is untidily dressed 3. a person with a good sense of humour Word origin back formation from daggy dag in American English 1 (dæg) noun 1. daglock 2. Obsolete a hanging, usually pointed, end Word origin ME dagge dag in American English 2 dekagram(s) Synonyms of 'dag' joker, comic, wag, wit More Synonyms of dag (noun) in the sense of joker Definition an amusing person (New Zealand, informal) He does all these great impersonations – he's such a dag. Synonyms joker He is, by nature, a joker, a witty man with a sense of fun. comic At that time he was still a penniless, unknown comic. wag My dad's always been a bit of a wag. wit a man who fancied himself as a great wit comedian After a career as a comedian, he turned to serious drama. clown He gained a reputation as the class clown. kidder (informal) jester He is the class jester writ large. humorist a political humorist prankster idiom See rattle your dags Additional synonyms in the sense of clown Definition an amusing person He gained a reputation as the class clown. Synonyms joker, comic, prankster, joculator or (fem.) joculatrix in the sense of comedian Definition a person who performs in comedy After a career as a comedian, he turned to serious drama. Synonyms comic, laugh (informal), wit, clown, funny man, humorist, wag, joker, jester, dag (New Zealand, informal), card (informal), joculator or (fem.) joculatrix in the sense of comic Definition a comedian At that time he was still a penniless, unknown comic. Synonyms comedian, funny man, humorist, wit, clown, wag, jester, dag (New Zealand, informal), buffoon, joculator or (fem.) joculatrix Nearby words of dag daft daft about daftness dag dagga dagger daggy Synonyms of 'dag' dag Explore 'dag' in the dictionary
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