Sagging

For those of you not in the know: "Sagging" is wearing your pants deliberately lower than your waist.

Dicks: "This immoral self expression goes beyond freedom of expression." Ann Althouse 2008

"Sagging," defined as "the wearing of one's pants or shorts low enough to reveal undergarments or secondary layers of clothing," is banned.

Inside Higher Ed 2009

Sagging against the console, Declan rewound the feed of the O/R to this morning.

Dreams of a Dark Warrior Kresley Cole 2011

Sagging ratings, a string of damaging remarks and an exodus of advertisers combined earlier this year to end Beck's tenure on the US cable network Fox News.

Glenn Beck likens Norwegian dead to Hitler youth 2011

Sagging against Irene, I frowned when she pushed me away.

Crossed J.F. Lewis 2011

Sagging infrastructure, inadequate electricity supplies and lack of investment constrain field development and the generation of revenue and jobs that could spark more rapid growth.

How Iraq can build a robust economy 2011

Sagging against Irene, I frowned when she pushed me away.

Crossed J.F. Lewis 2011

Sagging voltage, on the Southwest Powerlink, spread to other transmission lines and then to power plants tied to those lines.

Southwest Returns From Darkness Rebecca Smith 2011

Sagging against the console, Declan rewound the feed of the O/R to this morning.

Dreams of a Dark Warrior Kresley Cole 2011

Sagging poll numbers have the Governor and legislative leaders trying to move the measure until 2012 when it might be more likely to pass.

Wenonah Hauter: Hollywood Thinks California's Prop 18 Is Hard to Swallow 2010