Meaning & use
Shagged
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British informal for extremely tired or exhausted.
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After the twelve-hour shift, she was completely shagged and went straight to bed.
We were shagged out by the time we reached the summit.
A note on using this word
Common in British and Australian informal speech, often in the phrase 'shagged out'; the word has other, more vulgar slang senses in some contexts, so tone matters.
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