dragging
IPA: drˈægɪŋ
adjective
- That which drags.
- boring; dull
- excessively long
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Examples of "dragging" in Sentences
- On the second level below ground I noticed my chin dragging in the dirt.
- Conservatives are quick to write off the New Deal as unhelpful in dragging America out of the Great Depression.
- Because I went in dragging my residual yoke of sadness, the one that seems perpetually tied to my shoulders, and came out with a definite spring in my step and a considerably lighter heart.
- Wherefore the shaman and Tummasook, who is chief, have put their heads together, and it has been decreed that we work with the women and children in dragging in the meat and tending the wants of the hunters. '
- Superstar Tim McGraw used his live performance for the radio folks at CRS to debut an excellent new album, in its entirety (recorded last year, but not coming out till late this year, he said, due to his label dragging its heels).
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