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21fag end — n BrE informal [Date: 1600 1700; Origin: fag loose part (15 18 centuries)] the end of a cigarette that someone has finished smoking …
22fag end — fag ,end noun count BRITISH INFORMAL the part of a cigarette that is left when someone has finished smoking it the fag end of something the last and worst part of something …
23fag end — fag′ end′ n. 1) the last part or very end of something: the fag end of a rope[/ex] 2) tex the unfinished end of a piece of cloth 3) tex a remnant or scrap, esp. of cloth at the end of a bolt • Etymology: 1605–15; >ME fagge flap …
24fag end — ► NOUN informal, chiefly Brit. 1) a cigarette end. 2) a useless remnant. ORIGIN from obsolete fag «a flap» …
25fag|ger|y — «FAG uhr ee», noun. the system of fagging at certain English public schools …
26fag|got|ing — «FAG uh tihng», noun. Especially British. fagoting …
27fag|got|ry — «FAG uh tree», noun. Slang. male homosexuality …
28fag|got|y — «FAG uh tee», adjective. Slang. effeminate; homosexual …
29fag|gy — «FAG ee», adjective. = faggoty. (Cf. ↑faggoty) …
30fag|mas|ter — «FAG MAS tuhr, MAHS », noun. British. (in certain public schools) a student who has a younger boy waiting on him: »Boys found it quite agreeable to be back in school, especially if they were fagmasters (Manchester Guardian Weekly) …