“Baggy” in Japanese
Short answer
ガバガバ
gabagaba
Baggy in Japanese is “ガバガバ” (gabagaba). Full meaning: oversized (clothing), baggy; rolling in (of money), (profiting) greatly; sloshing (e.g. of water), gushing.
Other ways to say “Baggy” in Japanese
だぶだぶ
dabudabu loose (of clothing), baggy; flabby, saggy; sloshing, slopping, overflowing
ぶかぶか
bukabuka too large (clothing), baggy, loose-fitting; bulging, warping; parp, toot, blast
たぷたぷ
taputapu loose (of clothing), baggy; flabby, saggy; sloshing, slopping, overflowing
ふがふが
fugafuga too large (clothing), baggy, loose-fitting; bulging, warping; parp, toot, blast
たぶたぶ
tabutabu loose (of clothing), baggy; flabby, saggy; sloshing, slopping, overflowing
ふかふか
fukafuka too large (clothing), baggy, loose-fitting; bulging, warping; parp, toot, blast
がばがば
gabagaba oversized (clothing), baggy; rolling in (of money), (profiting) greatly; sloshing (e.g. of water), gushing
プカプカ
pukapuka too large (clothing), baggy, loose-fitting; bulging, warping; parp, toot, blast
ダブダブ
dabudabu loose (of clothing), baggy; flabby, saggy; sloshing, slopping, overflowing
がはがは
gahagaha oversized (clothing), baggy; rolling in (of money), (profiting) greatly; sloshing (e.g. of water), gushing
ブカブカ
bukabuka too large (clothing), baggy, loose-fitting; bulging, warping; parp, toot, blast
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