1. present participle of hag; to harass, torment, or exhaust someone
Usage: informal; chiefly British

1. the act or practice of cutting or clearing vegetation, especially in forestry or land management
Usage: forestry; technical

Examples

• The constant hagging from his older siblings finally wore him down.
• Foresters were hagging the overgrown brush to prepare the land for replanting.
• She complained about the hagging she endured at school.
• The hagging operation cleared several acres of dense vegetation.
• Stop hagging me about my homework—I'll do it later.
• Sustainable hagging practices help maintain healthy forest ecosystems.