Fag

fag, n. A laborious drudge esp., a school-boy who does menial services for one of a higher cla in English schools. — v. [fagged (fagd), -ging.] — To act as a fag, drudge to become weary, tire. v. To treat as a fag, compel to drudge; to cause to labor diligently, tire by labor. [Prob. corrup. of flag, to droop.] — Fag'-end, n. An end of poorer quality, or in a spoiled condition refuse part of anything. Fagot, fagy ut, n. A bundle of sticks, for fuel, or forT a is ing batteries, etc., in fortification a single stick a bundle of pieces of iron or of steel in bars; one hired to take another's place at the muster of a company. — v. To make a fagot of, tie together, bind in a bundle. [F.; fagotto, fan got to, bundle of sticks; perh. fr. Ic. fanga, armful, fa, to fetch, grasp fang.]