Done for a drag, phr. (old).—Convicted of dragging (q.v.). Cf., drag =
term of imprisonment.
To put on the drag, verb. phr. (colloquial).—To ease off or go slow;
also to put on pressure.
Drag-cove, subs. (old).—A carter or driver of a drag (q.v., sense 1).
Dragging, verb. subs. (old).—Robbing vehicles.