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Translate shag from English to German

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shag:
- Feinschnitt; Shag; Tabak
Wiktionary:
- shag → Krähenscharbe, Scharbe
- shag → pimpern
- shag → krähenscharbe, Liebe machen, sich lieben

English

Detailed Translations for shag from English to German

shag:

shag [the ~] noun

the shag
der Feinschnitt; der Shag; der Tabak
- Feinschnitt [der ~] noun
- Shag [der ~] noun
- Tabak [der ~] noun

Translation Matrix for shag:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
Feinschnitt	shag
Shag	shag
Tabak	shag	tobacco
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	fuck

Related Words for "shag":

shags

Synonyms for "shag":

tobacco; baccy
tangle
fabric; cloth; material; textile
screw; screwing; ass; nooky; nookie; piece of ass; piece of tail; roll in the hay; shtup; sexual intercourse; intercourse; sex act; copulation; coitus; coition; sexual congress; congress; sexual relation; relation; carnal knowledge
social dancing
dance; trip the light fantastic; trip the light fantastic toe

Related Definitions for "shag":

a lively dance step consisting of hopping on each foot in turn¹
a fabric with long coarse nap¹
- he bought a shag rug¹
a matted tangle of hair or fiber¹
- the dog's woolly shag¹
a strong coarse tobacco that has been shredded¹
dance the shag¹

Wiktionary Translations for shag:

shag

noun

sea bird
- shag → Krähenscharbe

shag

verb

umgangssprachlich, vulgär: koitieren
- pimpern → fuck; shag

noun

Vogel aus der Gattung Phalacrocorax, der im Prachtkleid einen Federschopf trägt
- Scharbe → cormorant; shag

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• shag	→ krähenscharbe	↔ cormoran huppé — ornithol\|fr Espèce d'oiseau strictement maritime de la famille des phalacrocoracidés, dont l'aire de répartition est cantonnée à la rive est de l'Atlantique Nord et à la Méditerranée, au plumage noir à reflets verts et doté d'une courte huppe sur la tête.
• shag	→ Liebe machen; sich lieben	↔ faire l’amour — Accomplir l’acte sexuel

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University