I was going to go to town today but I couldn’ t be fagged.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
I can't be fagged (to do something) — I can t be ˈfagged (to do sth) idiom used to say that you are too tired or bored to do sth Main entry: ↑faggedidiom … Useful english dictionary
fagged — UK [fæɡd] / US or fagged out UK / US adjective British informal very tired • can t be fagged (to do something) used for saying that you do not have enough energy or interest to do something I was going to go to town today but I couldn t be fagged … English dictionary
fagged out — fagged UK [fæɡd] / US or fagged out UK / US adjective British informal very tired • can t be fagged (to do something) used for saying that you do not have enough energy or interest to do something I was going to go to town today but I couldn t be … English dictionary
fagged — [fægd] adj BrE informal 1.) also fagged out [not before noun] extremely tired 2.) I can t be fagged spoken used to say that you are too tired or bored to do something = ↑I can t be bothered … Dictionary of contemporary English
fagged — adjective BrE informal 1 also fagged out (not before noun) extremely tired: I was fagged out after the journey. 2 I can t be fagged used to say that you are too tired or bored to do something … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
Fagged — If you are too lazy or tired to do something you could say I can t be fagged . It means you can t be Bothered … The American's guide to speaking British
Really — This is one of those words where you say almost the same thing as us, but just can t be fagged to finish it off. The word is really , not real. You say things like it s real hot, something s real cool, a baby is real cute. If we said that we… … The American's guide to speaking British
Exile on Main St. — Infobox Album Name = Exile on Main St. Type = double album Artist = The Rolling Stones Released = 12 May 1972 Recorded = July 1971 March 1972 Genre = Rock, blues rock Length = 67:17 Label = Rolling Stones/Atlantic 2900 Producer = Jimmy Miller… … Wikipedia
tire — vb Tire, weary, fatigue, exhaust, jade, fag, tucker can all mean to make or in some cases to become disinclined or unable to continue because of loss of strength or endurance. Tire is the general and ordinary word and usually implies the draining … New Dictionary of Synonyms
