dag¹ /dag/

1. A tag, scallop or laciniation (obsolete)
2. A dirt-clotted tuft of wool on a sheep (also dagˈlock or (in pl) daggˈings)
3. A scruffy, untidy, slovenly person (Aust informal)
4. A person, esp an adolescent, who is or feels socially awkward or graceless (Aust informal)

1. To cut into dags
2. To bedraggle (obsolete)
3. To cut off a sheep's dags

daggˈy adjective (Aust and NZ informal)

1. Scruffy, dishevelled
2. Unfashionable

dag² /dag/ (Aust informal)

A person who is rather eccentric or comically entertaining (see also dag¹)

dag³ /dag/

A heavy pistol of the 15c and 16c

DAG

Deputy Adjutant-General

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