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sag
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sag away (from something)
to settle or droop down or away. The cloth sagged away from the edge of the table.
See also: away

sag down

to droop downward. The branch sagged down and nearly touched the ground. When the rain got the drapes wet, they sagged down and touched the floor.

sag under something

to droop under the burden of something. The porch roof sagged under the weight of the snow. The springs of the car sagged under the weight of all the passengers.
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