Baggy

He put on a baggy jacket to stay warm in the cold weather.

The baggy sleeves of the dress were too long for the petite woman.

The baggy skin under the bulldog's neck made him look even cuter.

The curtains were baggy and needed to be pulled back to let in more light.

The chef wore a baggy apron that almost touched the ground.

The boxer wore baggy gloves that made it difficult for him to throw punches.

The baggy backpack was too heavy for the little girl to carry.

The baggy curtains didn't block out enough sunlight in the morning.

The old shirt was so baggy that it concealed her figure.

The baggy suitcase was difficult to carry up the stairs.

The baggy pockets on his jacket were perfect for holding his phone and keys.

The baggy driver allowed him to hit the ball straighter and further than his previous club.

She preferred using a baggy iron for her approach shots as it provided more forgiveness.

The baggy putter made it easier for him to make long putts.

He wore a baggy shirt to the gym because it allowed him to move more freely.

She bought a baggy sweater for the winter so she could wear layers underneath.

The baggy pants were comfortable but not very stylish.

He didn't like the way the baggy jeans looked on him, so he exchanged them for a smaller size.

She found a baggy hat that protected her face from the sun on the beach.

The student was expelled from school for carrying a baggy of marijuana.

The suspect was arrested for possession of a baggy of illegal substances.

The counselor confiscated the baggy from the troubled teenager.

The athlete tested positive for drug use, and the testers found a baggy of banned substances in his locker.