dagging是dag的现在分词
dag
美 [dæɡ]
英 [dæɡ]
- n.石墨粉；粪块毛
- 网络达更
复数：dags 现在分词：dagging 过去分词：dagged
n. | 1. 石墨粉 2. 粪块毛 |
sym. | 1. decagram |
n. | 1. a lock of dung-coated wool on a sheep's hindquarters 2. a dirty or untidy person 3. somebody who is considered unfashionable 4. somebody who is regarded as odd, often with amusing characteristics or unconventional habits 5. a decorative edging for garments, used especially in medieval times 6. someone who is not very attractive or fashionable 7. someone who behaves in a strange way that often makes people laugh 8. someone who looks dirty or whose clothes and hair are untidy 1. a lock of dung-coated wool on a sheep's hindquarters 2. a dirty or untidy person 3. somebody who is considered unfashionable 4. somebody who is regarded as odd, often with amusing characteristics or unconventional habits 5. a decorative edging for garments, used especially in medieval times 6. someone who is not very attractive or fashionable 7. someone who behaves in a strange way that often makes people laugh 8. someone who looks dirty or whose clothes and hair are untidy |
v. | 1. to cut off dung-coated wool from a sheep's coat |