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Hanging down (as from exhaustion or weakness)
drooping
droopy
lax
1
Turnbull has consistently led opinion polls, but his personal popularity is
sagging
.
2
The mere mention of a summit window boosted the
sagging
basecamp morale.
3
It was long enough for Newcastle United's
sagging
concentration to collapse completely.
4
A rusted and
sagging
chain-link fence ran along the building's south side.
5
Its great bubble was throbbing but almost limp,
sagging
against the ground.
6
Neither candidate disclosed detailed plans to shore up the city's
sagging
finances.
7
He stood on the
sagging
porch, and gazed off toward the road.
8
He plodded on, stumbling over the stones,
sagging
heavily in sandy patches.
9
Galton obeyed instinctively, half carrying the long
sagging
form to the bunk.
10
Fuller whispered to Morey out of the corner of his
sagging
mouth.
11
Kendall pulled the switch open with a
sagging
jaw and staring eyes.
12
Before his
sagging
knees had touched the dust the man was dead.
13
Elnora indicated to Philip the trail with remnants of
sagging
barbed wire.
14
A large evergreen towers in the distance, its branches
sagging
with snow.
15
There was the web,
sagging
dangerously under the weight of the fish.
16
He sipped at the brandy which Standish held to his
sagging
lips.
sagging
sag
sag under
sag porch
sag economy
sag roof
sag skin