Dag

Definition

Australian/New Zealand slang referring to the clumps of waste that cling to a sheep's rear end, but more commonly used to describe someone unfashionable, dorky, or socially awkward. It's the Antipodean way of calling someone uncool without being too harsh. Essentially, you're comparing them to sheep butt lint.

Example Usage

You're wearing socks with sandals? Don't be such a dag.

Source: Urban Dictionary (https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Dag&defid=20691)

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