Pronunciation: /ˈbeɪbiˌlæɡd/
verb To be delayed or behind schedule due to caring for a baby or young child.
A1 I babylagged my way through the airport, struggling to keep up with my parents.
A2 The tired parents babylagged behind their energetic toddler as they explored the zoo.
B1 Despite their best efforts, the team babylagged in the final minutes of the game, losing their lead.
B2 The experienced hikers babylagged behind the group, taking in the scenery at a slower pace.
C1 The CEO refused to babylag behind in the fast-paced industry, constantly innovating and staying ahead of the competition.
C2 The seasoned diplomat never babylagged in negotiations, always one step ahead of the other parties involved.
formal The flight was delayed due to bad weather conditions, causing many passengers to be babylagged.
informal I was so babylagged after my red-eye flight that I couldn't function properly the next day.
slang I feel completely babylagged after pulling an all-nighter to finish my assignment.
figurative The long work week left me feeling babylagged and drained of energy.
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