dags

NZ/Aus : turds hanging off the rear end of a sheep

Watch him rattle his dags. Can be used for a person. Oh, the president is giving another press conference. Let's watch him take a question that'll rattle his dags.

by Murray Haldanish September 30, 2019

dag

means dang or whoa (can be positive or negative)

must be said very casually; can be used to express sympathy, surprise, awe, and many others.

must drag out the "aaa"; not too long, but so it isn't too short; like a crowd at a magic show going "Oooo...Ahhh..."

"Look at those titties ... dag."
(House across the street explodes)- "Dag."
"Grandpa just died? Dag."
Man 1: "I have to write a 1000 page paper on the life of Tony Danza."
Man 2: "Dag."

by Beef Jerkin April 18, 2004

dags

piaki (gypsy) version of dog

d'ya lie dags?

by iain October 6, 2003

dags

the longer hair at the top of an animals rear legs,especially sheep,where excrement may collect.

the sheep need dagging,they are covered in crap
or;
the sheep need their dags cut

by kkattastic November 4, 2009

dag

A dog, as pronounced by a fuckin' pikey.

You like dags?

by Aristoi May 13, 2004

dag

An Australian slang term.
A dag is technically the matted wool on a sheeps tail, but in typical useage throughout Australia, it refers to people who don't have a neat, tidy or cultured appearance. It can also refer to a person who tends to be quite informal.
It is not necessarily a derogatory term in modern useage.


It can also refer to a Person who is a bit zany in antics in a loveable way

I'm a bit of a dag today, I'm wearing my trackie-daks

I like Uncle David he is abit of a "dag"

Source: Random, Sep 3, 2003

by Razzman August 12, 2005

dag

Damn(Suprised)

"Dag, Homey"

by Hiei July 14, 2003