Definition of scag - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- He was caught with scag in his pocket.
2.
- They called her a scag behind her back.
3.
- He asked if I had a scag to spare.
Verb
1.
- He was caught trying to scag in the alley.
2.
- The virus can scag your hard drive.
Origin of scag
Unknown, possibly Scandinavian origin
Examples of scag in a sentence
Scag addiction is a serious issue in the city. Rumors spread about her being a scag in town. The novel depicted her as a scag, causing controversy. He lit a scag while waiting for the bus. Scags were passed around at the old diner. She watched him scag behind the dumpster.
They found him trying to scag in the bathroom. A bug might scag the entire database. Improper shutdowns can scag the disk files.
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- French:came, se shooter, ...
- German:Heroin, Heroin spritzen, ...
- Italian:roba, iniettare eroina, ...
- Spanish:heroína, chutarse heroína, ...
- Portuguese:heroína, injectar heroína, ...
- Chinese:海洛因, 注射海洛因, ...
- Japanese:スカッグ, ヘロインを注射する, ...
- Arabic:هِيرُوِين, حَقَنَ الهيروين, ...
- Hebrew:הֵרוֹאִין, לְהַזְרִיק הֵרוֹאִין, ...
- Russian:героин, колоть героин, ...
- Ukrainian:героїн, вводити героїн, ...
- Hindi:हेरोइन, हेरोइन लेना, ...
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