pagger

English

Etymology

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Verb

pagger (third-person singular simple present paggers, present participle paggering, simple past and past participle paggered)

1. (Scotland) To fight.
   • 2015, Jamie Montgomery, “Why do the minority in Scotland dictate how the majority live?”, in Daily Record:

     The reality is that the drink has nothing to do with whether people want a pagger, it's the mentality of a small number of fans before they even have a tipple in the first place.

Derived terms

• paggered
• paggering

See also

• wagger-pagger-bagger