DAG


Meaning of DAG in English

1. n. & v. Austral. & NZ

--n. (usu. in pl.) a lock of wool clotted with dung on the hinder parts of a sheep.

--v.tr. (dagged, dagging) remove dags from (a sheep).

Phrases and idioms:

rattle one's dags sl. hurry up.

Derivatives:

dagger n.

Etymology: orig. Engl. dial. 2. n. Austral. & NZ sl. an eccentric or noteworthy person; a character (he's a bit of a dag).

Etymology: orig. Engl. dial., a dare, challenge

Oxford English vocab.      Оксфордский английский словарь.