FAGEND Meaning and
Definition
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Fagend is a noun that refers to the tattered or loose end of a piece of cloth or rope. This term mainly finds its usage in British English. The word is derived from the combination of two words, "fag" and "end." "End" signifies the conclusion or extremity of an object, whereas "fag" is associated with the fraying or unraveling of a fabric or string due to wear and tear.
Fagend commonly describes the worn-out and untidy part of a fabric or rope that is often left hanging after it has been cut or torn. It is often seen as a threadbare remnant that may be at risk of further coming apart. This term is frequently used in the context of clothing, textile materials, or any object that has loose threads or frayed edges that need to be trimmed or removed to maintain tidiness and structural integrity.
In a figurative sense, fagend can also be applied metaphorically to describe the last remnants or final stage of something. It can indicate the reaching of the end or conclusion of a process or event. Additionally, it may imply a state of exhaustion or fatigue, akin to a frayed and exhausted piece of fabric. However, this figurative meaning is less commonly used than its literal usage.
Common Misspellings for FAGEND
- cagend
- vagend
- gagend
- ragend
- fzgend
- fsgend
- fwgend
- fqgend
- fafend
- favend
- fabend
- fahend
- fatend
- fagwnd
- fagsnd
- fagdnd
- fagrnd
- fag4nd
- fag3nd
- fagebd
Idioms with the word FAGEND
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the fagend of
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the fagend of sth
Similar spelling words for FAGEND
- forged,
- fond,
- find,
- Vaginate,
- agenda,
- fogged,
- Vaginati,
- fund,
- agent,
- legend,
- friend,
- Gained,
- Vagient,
- fanned,
- fined,
- faked,
- Figent,
- viajando,
- fag end,
- fanged,
- Faxed,
- Vagiant,
- canned,
- fidgenti.
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