sagwag
sagwag by branflakes the great January 7, 2010
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sagwa
sagwa by eemmmaxoxo February 24, 2012
saggage
saggage by Ringo Mcartney July 29, 2008
ShagWagon
slagwagon
slagwagon by Frank Curran March 5, 2005
Shirt Saggage
When you can tell when a woman is wearing a bra or not, there is the definite underlining of the boob which the shirt may catch under.
Jayk: Hey Ramsey
Ramsey:Yeah
Jayk:Lisa isnt wearing a bra today
Ramsey: how do you know
Jayk: you dont see that shirt saggage?
Ramsey:Yeah
Jayk:Lisa isnt wearing a bra today
Ramsey: how do you know
Jayk: you dont see that shirt saggage?
Shirt Saggage by Dirty Wizzard September 30, 2011
slagwagon
Any taxi, car, minivan, motorbike, hovercraft or other method of automotive vehicular transport seen in the vicinity of a popular nightclub or bar, intent on ferrying gaggles of intoxicated mid-twenties women; either as fare or as an attempt to gain sexual favours.
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