Collocations for sag - verb
ADVERB
a bit (esp. BrE),
slightly
visibly
She seemed to visibly sag at the thought of what lay ahead.
visibly
She seemed to visibly sag at the thought of what lay ahead.
limply
All she could do was sag limply in his arms.
All she could do was sag limply in his arms.
back,
down,
forward
Martin sighed and sagged back in his chair.
Helga's body sagged forward.
Martin sighed and sagged back in his chair.
Helga's body sagged forward.
PREPOSITION
against
She sagged against the door.
She sagged against the door.
under
The shelf sagged under the weight of hundreds of volumes.
The shelf sagged under the weight of hundreds of volumes.
Sag is used with these nouns as the subject:
mouth, shoulder, skin
mouth, shoulder, skin