Wiktionary
n. The characteristic of being baggy.
Usage examples of "bagginess".
And then they both exploded into a shout of laughter, for coming closer they discovered it had been a ludicrous momentary illusion produced by the extreme bagginess of the man's trousers.
She had to do some spot stitching to make them fit her, but their bagginess was to a degree an asset.
He smiled conspiratorially, and let her unbutton and unzip his pants, which despite their bagginess could not conceal his arousal.
She rode in Horseclans garb of the ancient cut —baggy trousers tucked into soft, felt boots, wide dagger belt mounting a silver-hilted dirk, tight-sleeved pullover shirt which for all its bagginess still could not conceal the proud upthrust of her mature breasts, drooping velvet cap.
She rode in Horseclans garb of the ancient cutbaggy trousers tucked into soft, felt boots, wide dagger belt mounting a silver-hilted dirk, tight-sleeved pullover shirt which for all its bagginess still could not conceal the proud upthrust of her mature breasts, drooping velvet cap.
The bagginess provided welcomed ventilation in the tropical humidity, and was not entirely unattractive.
Men and women, they all had that look, Joanna thought, sitting curled in silence on the plank floor at Antryg's sidethe slight bagginess of jowls and necks and clothes that no longer fitted as they had.
Men and women, they all had that look, Joanna thought, sitting curled in silence on the plank floor at Antryg's side—the slight bagginess of jowls and necks and clothes that no longer fitted as they had.
Pantaloons fall easily and naturally over legs that have known unlimited freedom and bagginess, and even garrote collars meet correctly around sun-tanned throats.