A bag, now esp. a paper bag; a small sack; (Scottish) †a beggar's bundle (obsolete). Also: a bagful. Now regional except in pig in a poke (see pig…

A sack with its contents; also the amount usually contained in a sack; hence taken as a unit of measure or weight for corn, flour, fruit, wool…

A sack or bag, sometimes used as a measure of quantity. Now chiefly in South African and Australian usage, and in specialist agricultural contexts.

(originally) a sack capable of holding a quarter of grain, etc.; (later) one quarter of a sack of a specified or standard size, or the contents of…

A bag as a measure of quantity. Obsolete. rare.

A measure of quantity for produce, varying according to the nature of the commodity.

(a) a bag or sack for containing sugar, esp. a bag made of coarse thick paper specially coloured or (Australian and New Zealand) of fine sacking…