English
shagger
From shag + -er.
A compound of shag + -er
Proto-Germanic *skaggô ‘projection, bristly hair, stem’
Old English sċeacga ‘hair, wool’
Middle English *schagge
English shag
Today it means
noun One who has sexual intercourse.
Sources
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