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General Slang
sagging off
· phrase · scouse
Scouse for skiving — bunking off school or work.
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The Liverpool version of bunking off. Skipping school, ditching work, vanishing from somewhere you're meant to be. Same energy as 'wagging it' in Manchester or 'mitching' in Ireland — different postcode, same crime.
“We sagged off double maths and went the chippy.”
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sagging off In A Sentence
We sagged off double maths and went the chippy.
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What does sagging off mean?
Sagging off is Scouse slang for skiving — bunking off school or work.
How do you use sagging off in a sentence?
"We spent the afternoon sagging off school down by the river."
Where does sagging off come from?
It's Scouse — slang from Liverpool — for skipping out on school or work.
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