In American English, chasing or running after someone; in British English, a slang term for sexual activity.
From 'shag,' which may derive from Old English or Scandinavian roots. The American meaning comes from the image of chasing shaggy animals; British slang evolved separately.
This is a hilarious example of how the same word means completely different things on opposite sides of the Atlantic! An American baseball player 'shagging' fly balls would be very confused if they tried that in Britain.
British slang for rough bundling of hay; sexually reappropriated primarily in male-dominated contexts with implicit male agency and female receptivity.
Use with awareness of sexual context; in formal settings, clarify meaning or use 'bundling' (materials) or alternatives depending on meaning.
["bundling","loading","engaging"]
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