Meaning of 'fag' in Mongolian is: FAG

fag: FAG

Noun:

тамхи.

Verb:

баас, яндангийн, хувцас, дугуй, хэтэрхий их ачааллыг, ядаргаа, хаш, сулруулах.

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Noun(1) offensive term for a homosexual man(2) finely ground tobacco wrapped in paper; for smoking(3) offensive terms for an openly homosexual man(4) finely ground tobacco wrapped in paper

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(1) she's got a fag in her mouth, and she's squinting her eyes against the smoke(2) a fag at school who has suffered a well-earned beating(3) he didn't have to fag away in a lab to get the right answer(4) So instead of a relaxing end to a busy social week, diving has become a fag and a beastly chore.(5) All I know is I've not touched a drop, not smoked a fag , I've eaten bags and bags of fruit and played a couple of games of football.(6) Hardly ideal circumstances for a history-making start, but after a few innings things fag into place for the hard throwing right-hander.(7) it's too much of a fag to drive all the way there and back again(8) You're the one who puts the fag in your mouth, you make the choice to smoke.(9) u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510A fag is a cig,u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb he rolled his eyes at her stupidity.(10) He looks like he should be a fag at a public school with those impish, worried looks.(11) The soundtrack to Rachel Lowe's video piece is more restrained - on two screens side by side we watch a woman smoke fags and drink coffee, and hear the fuzzy hubbub of the nowheresville shopping mall she's in.(12) Midnight came and went and suddenly it was 3.00 am, I'd drunk a shedload of Guinness, smoked a fair few fags and was starting to feel dopey.(13) Kerr is a strange fish; I once fagged for a chap like him at Fettes.(14) Letwin had his rebellious moments, campaigning against fagging , the custom of older pupils using younger ones as servants, yet his underlying politics remained conventional.(15) I couldn't be fagged doing it tonight, as I am recovering from the horror of dragging two toddlers around the Royal Melbourne Show all day.(16) It may be a classic but it's a naff classic, surely: Harry Potter may have given boarding school life a shot in the arm but tales of fagging and prep-time high jinks are hardly the stuff of progressive drama.