Drag means to pull something slowly and with effort. It often means moving something that is heavy or hard to move.
She dragged the heavy box up the stairs.
He dragged his bag across the floor.
Drag is a force that acts against moving things in air or water. It slows them down by making it harder to move.
The car has less drag at high speeds.
Birds reduce drag by folding their wings.
To drag means to dress and act like the opposite gender, often for shows or fun. It is often seen in entertainment.
He likes to drag at the party.
Many performers drag on stage.
Drag means something boring or annoying. It is used to say that something is not fun or enjoyable.
The long meeting was a drag.
Waiting in line is such a drag.
In computers, drag means to move an object on the screen by holding and moving it with the mouse. It helps change the place of things.
Drag the icon to the folder.
You can drag files to move them.
Drag is a car race that happens in a straight line. Cars go very fast for a short distance to see who is the fastest.
They watched a drag last night.
The drag was exciting and fast.
To drag someone means to joke or tease them in a fun way. It is often friendly but can sometimes be harsh.
They dragged him about his mistake.
Don't drag me for being late.
