Similar words: jagger, jagged, agger, bagger, nagger, tagger, dagger, lockjaw. Meaning: n. English rock star (born in 1943).
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1. He strutted across the stage like Mick Jagger.
2. Mick Jagger arrived at the airport looking jaded after almost a year of touring.
3. Mick Jagger: I know he doesn't need the work.
4. Jon said he ran into Mick Jagger recently.
5. The event was dreamed up by Mick Jagger.
6. Former US President Bill Clinton,[sentencedict.com] British rock legend Mick Jagger and NBA star Kobe Bryant watched the game in a VIP section.
7. Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones was singing Midnight Rambler.
8. Then do the opposite of Mick Jagger and tell her: let's not spend the night together.
9. Even at the age of 66, Mick Jagger can get ladies of all ages.
10. He's a performer who is frequently mentioned in the same breath as Mick Jagger.
11. She has had affairs with a string of high-profile men including the English rock stars Mick Jagger and Eric Clapton.
12. " Before she married President Nicolas Sarkozy, Bruni dated a long list of high-profile celebrities, including British rock star Mick Jagger.
13. He got to know Fran?ois Mitterrand, the former Socialist president, and befriended Princess Caroline of Monaco, Kate Moss and Mick Jagger, who were impressed with his original style of photography.
14. A number of rock stars from the 1950s and 1960s could have been mentioned as sex symbols, but none are quite as provocative as Mick Jagger.
15. Leather pants, on the other hand, just make you look like a Mick Jagger wannabe (or worse yet, a gigolo).
16. She was a top fashion model before turning to pop music.She has been linked in the past to a number of famous men, including rocker Mick Jagger and mogul Donald Trump.
17. BIG day tomorrow, boys? Then do the opposite of Mick Jagger and tell her: let's not spend the night together.
18. He had these parties where you became acquainted with the Beatles and Mick Jagger.
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