Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Hag"

A: @Molinari In this context, it's short for "fag hag."
The usual meaning of the word "hag" is like "witch"; a nasty old woman. "Fag" is an offensive slang for gay men. So I believe "fag hag" was coined because they rhyme together. Then it got shortened to hag.

A: an old woman who is very ugly and mean.

A: A hag is like a witch, an ugly old woman. It's often used as a negative term for a woman who is mean, ugly, etc.

A: someone annoying/bossy

A: plain hag is an insult meaning boring and ugly old woman.

A: This means a mean old lady or witchy old lady.
Get out of here you old hag! Restrooms are for customers.
It's a derogatory comment to tell an old woman. Some say that about themselves in humility as a joke. Well, ya know this old hag likes the booze hahaha. etc.

A: A hag usually means an ugly and malicious looking old woman who may or may not practice witchcraft. A witch would be a woman at any age practicing witchcraft.

I hope this helps!

A: A witch is specifically for someone who uses magic. A hag can tends to just be a mean name for an old woman.

I saw a witch flying in the sky!

There is an old hag that lives at the end of the street.

A: ハグですか? ハグなら Hug です

A: I want to ha(N)g out.

A: “I want to hug you.”

A: @Neroli_27 "hags"? What are they?

A: It’s a good start! If you tweak it a little it will sound more natural:

Wow!! Did you see that?? That hag nearly ran over the little girl!! I really don't understand how the hell people can be so careless at the wheel. There are too many people driving like maniacs.

Hope this helps!

A: Is hard to understand:
Generally, it is said that a person tends to have old hag syndrome when the sleeping conditions are not so good.

A: It still works, but for proper grammar purposes “I had old hag syndrome” or “ I used to have old hag syndrome” would work better 👍