v. 1 droop, sink, slump, bend, dip; swag, bag The board sagged precariously under his weight Without a breath stirring, the banners sagged in the humid air. 2 drop, decrease, decline, go or come down, fall, slide, slip, weaken, slump, descend, diminish, lessen, droop, subside, flag, falter, wilt The value of the dollar sagged in world markets today
n. 3 sagging, drop, droop, sinking, sinkage, subsidence, dip; reduction, decrease, decline, fall, slide, weakening, slump, lessening, flagging, faltering If you stand over here you can see a definite sag in the roof The sag in profits was attributed to a poor response to the new model.