shagger n.1
1. one who copulates; a sexual enthusiast.
(con. WWII) Soldier Erect 12: Now there was a born shagger [...] given the chance. | ||
On the Yankee Station (1982) 48: ‘Shagger,’ Panton accused. ‘Bloody old shagger, Quent.’. | ‘Hardly Ever’||
Guardian G2 1 Oct. 8: The character – a serial shagger – had taken over the quiet and faithful member of Equity. | ||
Outlaws (ms.) 160: Could be kids and that. Could be shaggers. Could be any cunt. | ||
Times Review 30 Apr. 5/5: West had enjoyed a very vigorous relationship with H.G. Wells, the great shagger of English literature. | ||
Decent Ride 66: Eh’s goat that glint in ehs eye that aw shaggers huv. |
2. a nuisance, a lazy, disobedient person; also attrib.
Snake 57: ‘Work to be done,’ the foreman said [...] ‘Come on you good-for-nothing ntombi shaggers, get up those ladders.’. | ||
Tales from a City Farmyard 171: I grabbed my sheets, brown wrapping paper and twine, and ran out to the landing, calling them a crowd of shaggers. | ||
Dead Man’s Trousers 80: The Vegas weekend shagger crowd. |
3. any thing or person.
Da (1981) Act II: I only grow the shaggers. | ||
Where We Sported and Played 62: My maths exercise copy book that some shagger stole on the way to school. | ||
Tales of the Honey Badger [ebook] Not a day goes past when some shagger won’t ask me where my nickname hails from. |
4. in UK porn, a book offering heterosexual ‘straight’ copulations.
in Wickstead Soho Typescripts: 14: ‘The stories in the typescripts always followed a theme be it straight sex - always called shaggers in the trade, or fladge - flagellation - which is the trade name for spanking’. |
In compounds
(orig. Aus.) a particularly painful backache, supposedly the result of over-enthusiastic copulation.
Age (Melbourne) 17 Sept. 150/1: When malcolm Frazer had his poor bad back [...] the viulgar thought welled up from our collective subconscious [...] (nudge, nudge) ‘shagger’s back’. | ||
Dict. of Kiwi Sl. 98/2: shagger’s back a sore back from excessive shagging or sexual intercourse or boasting that one has, to suggest sexual virility. | ||
Brisbane Hash House Harriers Run Report 19 Apr. 🌐 On the bush tracks PUBIC was going at a cracking pace for someone recovering from cronic [sic] shagger’s back. | ||
(ref. to 1996) Turramurra Trotters Home Page (Aus.) 🌐 The ‘Best Excuse for a Poor Performance Award’ is held by Col Sutton, who complained of ‘shagger’s back’ on two consecutive Saturdays in 1996 .... we were going to ask Mrs. Sutton for a second opinion, but Col advised against this. | ||
Reed Dict. of N.Z. Sl. [as cit. 1988]. |
a street used for open-air, if partially hidden copulation; a ‘lover’s lane’.
Dead Man’s Trousers [35]: I meet Terry, in his cab as arranged, parked in that wee shagger’s lane ay his in the East New Town [...] Which tells ays that Terry’s parked back doon his shag lane at Scotland Street. |