Sentence examples for more baggy from inspiring English sources
Militant knew that working-class people didn't want to look poor; Momentum is more baggy in every sense.
Before Celine, when she became the creative director of Chloé, in her twenties, her mood board was more baggy and bohemian, a series of flowy wide-leg pants and peasant blouses in the mustard and avocado hues of seventies shag carpeting.
I began wearing more baggy clothes, also watched more TV and had general feelings of being lethargic and spaced out".
You'll want to pick up some of the slouch and more baggy with wrinkles kind.
If you can wear trousers, then get well-fitting ones or slightly more baggy, like combat trousers.
They nabbed her iPhone, then in a further search of her home found some digital scales tucked into a bottom drawer in her bedroom and a few more baggies of white powder.
The coating (more a baggy jacket) is gritty if not unpleasantly so, but offers no crisp definition at first bite and, yet again, hides an almost gelatinous substratum of icky batter.
But the real outfits looked a bit baggy, more like what Gap customers wear.
Even his slightly more luxe stagewear – baggy silk pyjamas or a white hooded robe – gives the impression of a man who's recently risen from a lengthy slumber.
If you're already sticking flags in it, is it that much more trouble to baggy it?
