fag

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el maricón

∗ noun

fag
[fæg]
sustantivo
1lata (f) rollo (m) (familiar) (unpleasant job) (británico)
2maricón (m) (very familiar) (homosexual) (Estados Unidos)tortillón (m) (español de México)trolo (m) (RP)
3pitillo (m) (familiar) (cigarette) (británico)

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fag [fag]
1Fatigar, cansar.
2Emplear como ganapán, galopín o marmitón, exigir de uno faenas grosera
sustantivo
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
3Desfallecer o desmayarse de cansancio. (n)
4Trabajar o hacer faenas groseras en lugar de otro. (n)
va.
sustantivo
1Esclavo, trabajador; marmitón, ganapán.
2Nudo en el paño.
3Pitillo, cigarrillo.

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fag [fæɡ]
noun
1 (Britain) (informal) (cigarette) pitillo; (informal) (m) cigarro; (m)
2 especially (US) (very_informal) (pejorative) (homosexual) marica; (informal) (m)
3 (Britain) (old-fashioned) (informal) (effort, job) lata; (informal) (f)
what a fag! ¡qué lata!; it's just too much of a fag la verdad, es mucho trabajo
4 (Britain) (Educ) alumno joven que trabaja para otro mayor
verb:transitive
(informal)(also fag out) (exhaust) dejar rendido
to be fagged (out) estar rendido
verb:intransitive
to fag for sb (Britain) (Educ) trabajar para algn
modifier
fag end (informal) (n) [of cigarette] colilla; (f) (remainder) final; (m)
fag hag (very_informal) (n) mujer a la que le gusta la compañía de hombres homosexuales
I have always felt comfortable with homosexuals — for years I was a fag hag

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Verb Conjugation for "fag"

Imperative
  • fag
  • you fag
  • he/she fags
  • we fag
  • you fag
  • they fag
Preterite
  • I fagged
  • you fagged
  • he/she fagged
  • we fagged
  • you fagged
  • they fagged
Present Continuous
  • I am fagging
  • you are fagging
  • he/she is fagging
  • we are fagging
  • you are fagging
  • they are fagging
Present Perfect
  • I have fagged
  • you have fagged
  • he/she has fagged
  • we have fagged
  • you have fagged
  • they have fagged
Past Continuous
  • I was fagging
  • you were fagging
  • he/she was fagging
  • we were fagging
  • you were fagging
  • they were fagging
Past Perfect
  • I had fagged
  • you had fagged
  • he/she had fagged
  • we had fagged
  • you had fagged
  • they had fagged
Future
  • I will fag
  • you will fag
  • he/she will fag
  • we will fag
  • you will fag
  • they will fag
Future Perfect
  • I will have fagged
  • you will have fagged
  • he/she will have fagged
  • we will have fagged
  • you will have fagged
  • they will have fagged
Future Continuous
  • I will be fagging
  • you will be fagging
  • he/she will be fagging
  • we will be fagging
  • you will be fagging
  • they will be fagging
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been fagging
  • you have been fagging
  • he/she has been fagging
  • we have been fagging
  • you have been fagging
  • they have been fagging
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been fagging
  • you will have been fagging
  • he/she will have been fagging
  • we will have been fagging
  • you will have been fagging
  • they will have been fagging
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been fagging
  • you had been fagging
  • he/she had been fagging
  • we had been fagging
  • you had been fagging
  • they had been fagging
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