Sentence examples for was fag from inspiring English sources
noun
In textile inspections, a rough or coarse defect in the woven fabric.
Afternoons he drove from site to site in his Lincoln, cranking out estimates, listening to opera, because, he said, though it was fag music, it floated his boat.
They sent him to boarding school as soon as he could say "Goodbye, Mama".' 'Labour MPs were having a fag behind the bike sheds when Tory toff David Cameron was fagging at Eton.
I can't really be fagged with any of them.
She couldn't be fagged to come, and missed the party from hell.
They wouldn't take a cheque; they could hardly be fagged to discuss it.
He couldn't be fagged to take his dog out, and it wasn't even raining.
But she couldn't be fagged to write down the telephone robot's instructions.
Generally I go to restaurants so people with taste and training can cook for me things I can't be fagged or don't know how to do.
Then Daughter and her boyfriend came to visit, and for the first time, the dog couldn't be fagged to get up and say hello.
The club's official door policy was "Fags, fagettes and friends", and us friends guarded our membership cards as a prized privilege.
