1. to chase after and catch or retrieve something
Usage: informal; chiefly British
2. to dance energetically, especially to rock and roll music
Usage: informal; chiefly British

1. a lively dance popular in the 1960s
Usage: chiefly British

Examples

• The dog was shagging tennis balls in the park.
• He spent the afternoon shagging fly balls during baseball practice.
• They were shagging on the dance floor to classic rock music.
• The shag was a popular dance at school dances.
• She learned the shagging steps from her older sister.