Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

fagging

noun

/ˈfæɡɪŋ/

Definition

The act of doing menial work or tasks for someone else, often in a servile manner.

Examples

During his time at the boarding school, he experienced fagging, which involved fetching tea for older boys.
The younger students complained about fagging, feeling it was an unfair tradition.
After a long day of fagging, he just wanted to relax and enjoy some free time.

Meaning

Fagging traditionally refers to a system in British schools where junior students are required to assist or serve older students, often performing trivial or laborious tasks.