baggy

adjective
UK /ˈbæɡi/
US /ˈbæɡi/

Baggy clothes are big and loose, not tight.

He wore baggy jeans that hung down over his shoes.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Hanging down in a loose, drooping way, like skin under the eyes.

The old dog had baggy skin around its neck.

3. Swollen or puffy, as if filled with air or fluid.

After crying, her eyes looked baggy and red.

4. A style of clothing that is deliberately much larger than the body.

Baggy pants were a popular fashion in the 1990s.