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ailing The state of being extremely sick or in poor health, often with an exaggerated sense of drama. ■ "I'm ailing so badly, I can barely drag myself out of bed. It's like I have the flu, but worse!
drags a sluggish or inert state caused by exhaustion, fatigue, or disuse ■ "I was so tired from staying up all night studying for the exam that I could barely drag myself out of bed in the morning."
follow To accompany or follow someone or something. ■ "I'll follow you wherever you go, even if it means I have to drag my feet."
Satin A shiny, smooth material made from the fiber of a silkworm. ■ "I had to wear satin pants for my dance recital and I felt like a drag queen on stage."
transvestite A person who dresses and acts in the manner of the opposite sex, typically for purposes of entertainment or cross-dressing. ■ "I went to a drag show last night and saw some amazing transvestites perform. They were absolutely hilarious!"
gown A long, flowing piece of fabric worn as a formal attire by women or brides. ■ The princess wore a beautiful white gown with a long train for her royal wedding. A garment worn by men as formal attire, usually with pants. ■ The groom looked dashing in his tuxedo and matching bow tie for the wedding., A long, flowing piece of fabric worn by drag queens as a performance outfit. ■ "RuPaul said 'If you can't love yourself, honey, then how in the hell are you gonna love somebody else?' and she sashayed down the runway in her fabulous gown.", A long, flowing piece of fabric worn by superheroes as a disguise. ■ "Batman and Wonder Woman were determined to save the city from evil and they did it in style with their matching gowns."
mermaid A mythical sea creature with the upper body of a human and the tail of a fish, who is often depicted as a beautiful and seductive figure. ■ "I heard that mermaids are actually just really talented swimmers in drag. But honestly, I think they're just trying to hide their true selves."
pageant A theatrical performance in which a large number of people dressed in elaborate costumes and wigs participate, typically as representatives of different countries or cultures. ■ "The Great British Pageant of 2021 featured performances from every corner of the kingdom, including Scotland's famous bagpipe dancers and Wales' energetic Welsh drag queens."
sue A lawsuit brought by one person against another, usually for money or property. To drag someone into a lengthy and expensive legal battle just to prove that you're right, even if the other party is clearly innocent. ■ "I sued my neighbor for stealing my garden gnome. It took years and cost me thousands of dollars, but I knew I had to take a stand."
Transvestites People who dress and act as if they were the opposite gender from their birth, but are actually just regular people with a quirky sense of fashion. ■ "I once went to a drag show featuring some amazing transvestites. They were all so fabulous and had me laughing my socks off!
yanked verb: To pull or drag something quickly and forcefully away from its original location or position. ■ The basketball player was so excited to make the shot that he yanked his arm back, sending the ball flying through the hoop!