sag
/sæɡ/Definitions
1. verb
to hang or drop down, especially in a loose or limp way
“The fabric began to sag under the weight of the wet clothes.”
2. noun
a downward dip or curve in a line or surface
“The road had a noticeable sag in the middle.”
3. noun
a feeling of weariness or depression
“After the long day, she felt a heavy sag in her mood.”
4. noun
a sagbush or a type of yucca plant
“The hikers had to navigate through a field of sags.”
5. verb
to become less firm or less rigid
“The mattress began to sag after a few years of use.”