How Do You Spell DRAGS?

Pronunciation: [dɹˈaɡz] (IPA)

The word "drags" has four letters and is pronounced as /dræɡz/ in the International Phonetic Alphabet. The first sound, /d/, is an unvoiced alveolar stop. The following sound, /r/, is a voiced alveolar approximant. The vowel sound, /æ/, is a near-open front unrounded vowel. The last sound, /ɡz/, is a voiced velar stop followed by a voiced alveolar fricative. This spelling of "drags" reflects the English language's sound system and is commonly used to describe the act of pulling something along the ground.

DRAGS Meaning and Definition

1. Drags, noun:

   1. Plural form of the noun "drag," referring to the act or instance of dragging. Drags can involve pulling or moving an object or person along a surface with force or effort.

   2. In the context of fashion and popular culture, drags are costumes or attire typically associated with members of the drag community. Drags are often characterized by exaggerated femininity or masculinity, and are worn by drag queens or drag kings as a form of self-expression or performance art.

   3. Plural form of the noun "drag," used to describe a type of race or competition. Drags are known for their high-speed races conducted on a straight course over a specified distance. Typically held on closed roads or tracks, these contests involve vehicles, such as cars or motorcycles, accelerating in a straight line to determine the fastest time to reach the finish line.

   4. In reference to the informal noun "drag," drags can describe a situation or activity that is tedious, uninteresting, or exhausting. For example, "His job is such a drag" suggests that the individual finds their work monotonous or uninspiring.

   5. As a verb, drags is the third person singular present tense of the verb "drag," referring to the action of pulling or moving something along a surface forcefully. For instance, "She drags her suitcase behind her" describes the specific action of pulling her luggage while walking.

Top Common Misspellings for DRAGS *

• draggs 100%

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Other Common Misspellings for DRAGS

• draged
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• jraghs
• dravv
• dragwys
• Dragish
• Draigl
• Dragul
• Wragi
• Drahgn
• drwaup

Etymology of DRAGS

The word "drags" has multiple etymological origins depending on its context. Here are some possible origins:

1. Etymology of "drag" (noun):

The noun "drag" comes from the Old English word "dragan", which means "to draw or pull". It was initially used to refer to the act of dragging something along the ground. Over time, its meaning expanded to also include various related concepts, such as a heavy and cumbersome load, a mechanism used for pulling, or a slow or tiresome process.

2. Etymology of "drag" (verb):

As a verb, "drag" is derived from the noun form mentioned above. It refers to the act of pulling or moving something along the ground, often with force or resistance. The Old English word "dragan" transformed into the Middle English verb "dragen", which eventually became "drag".

Similar spelling words for DRAGS

• rags,
• dryas,
• dregs,
• drag,
• DREWS,
• dressy,
• dragee,
• Druse,
• Drago,
• dreg,
• drewes,
• drowsy,
• drosky,
• Draggoo,
• drowse,
• dress,
• brags,
• dries,
• draws,
• drage,
• dreese,
• drug,
• drogue,
• drees,
• Dragoo,
• Drugs,
• dross,
• driggs.

Conjugate verb Drags

CONDITIONAL

I would drag

we would drag

you would drag

he/she/it would drag

they would drag

FUTURE

I will drag

we will drag

you will drag

he/she/it will drag

they will drag

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have dragged

we will have dragged

you will have dragged

he/she/it will have dragged

they will have dragged

PAST

I dragged

we dragged

you dragged

he/she/it dragged

they dragged

PAST PERFECT

I had dragged

we had dragged

you had dragged

he/she/it had dragged

they had dragged

PRESENT

I drag

we drag

you drag

he/she/it drags

they drag

PRESENT PERFECT

I have dragged

we have dragged

you have dragged

he/she/it has dragged

they have dragged

I am dragging

we are dragging

you are dragging

he/she/it is dragging

they are dragging

I was dragging

we were dragging

you were dragging

he/she/it was dragging

they were dragging

I will be dragging

we will be dragging

you will be dragging

he/she/it will be dragging

they will be dragging

I have been dragging

we have been dragging

you have been dragging

he/she/it has been dragging

they have been dragging

I had been dragging

we had been dragging

you had been dragging

he/she/it had been dragging

they had been dragging

I will have been dragging

we will have been dragging

you will have been dragging

he/she/it will have been dragging

they will have been dragging

I would have dragged

we would have dragged

you would have dragged

he/she/it would have dragged

they would have dragged

I would be dragging

we would be dragging

you would be dragging

he/she/it would be dragging

they would be dragging

I would have been dragging

we would have been dragging

you would have been dragging

he/she/it would have been dragging

they would have been dragging