Noun:

સગર,

sagger's Usage Examples:

The Genovese crime family are credited with inventing the rank of Messaggero, who is tasked with serving as a liaison among.

Sagger clay (also saggar clay) (not to be confused with the fine grained "sagger ball clay" which fires to a light cream) is a course grained fire clay.

He changed his mind once Virtus, an ambitious and financially stable club bankrolled by the Gruppo Ferruzzi food company and sponsored by the daily broadsheet Il Messaggero, made him an offer reportedly in the US"15–18 million range for a 5-year contract.

A person wearing sagging trousers is sometimes called a "sagger", and in some countries this practice is known as "low-riding".

9 points in the Italian League in his first season with Il Messaggero (Virtus Roma enjoyed sponsorship from that popular Roman newspaper at the time).