Definition of Baggie in English:

Baggie

nounPlural Baggiesˈbaɡiˈbæɡi

North American trademark

A plastic bag typically used for storing food.
Example sentencesExamples
- My blocks didn't seem to fit in the gallon size zip locks I had, so I used the Baggie brand that come on a roll.
- Generally I place my bags in Baggie brand plastic sandwich bags.
- Kid's cooking feature, how to make Ice Cream in a Baggie, as featured in Fabulous Foods, the net's favorite cooking community.
- Use the Baggie brand--it has the right thickness to allow a bit of air exchange.
- Is there a plastic baggie brand with a ziplock seal that i could fill with water, drop 2 stories onto cement, and have it not break?

Definition of Baggie in US English:

Baggie

nounˈbaɡēˈbæɡi

North American trademark

1A plastic bag typically used for storing food.
Example sentencesExamples
- Use the Baggie brand--it has the right thickness to allow a bit of air exchange.
- Is there a plastic baggie brand with a ziplock seal that i could fill with water, drop 2 stories onto cement, and have it not break?
- My blocks didn't seem to fit in the gallon size zip locks I had, so I used the Baggie brand that come on a roll.
- Kid's cooking feature, how to make Ice Cream in a Baggie, as featured in Fabulous Foods, the net's favorite cooking community.
- Generally I place my bags in Baggie brand plastic sandwich bags.
1. 1.1baggieinformal Any small plastic bag.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Reaching into his pocket he pulled out a small plastic baggie folded in half and rolled up.
  Court adjourned; it's time to go find a plastic baggie.
  Bessie traded her oven mitt for a plastic glove and opened the baggie.
  In one way, the biome in a baggie model illustrates the water cycle on a global scale better than it does at the biome level.
  She stuck a hand in her pocket and pulled out a plastic baggie with a strand of dark hair inside.
  Aware that she was probably being watched by several of the more popular student body, she pulled a white, sealed, plastic baggie out of her pocket.
  Take baby wipes or put several wet washcloths in a plastic baggie for wiping faces.
  Grinning, I walked over to the freezer and pulled out some ice cubes sticking them in a little plastic baggie.
  That's when she brought out the gun, a 9mm in a plastic baggie, like one you would put a peanut butter and jelly sandwich in.
  His mother would often find a plastic baggie of dead worms and slugs in his pants pockets while she was doing the family laundry.
  The gun he shoved back into his back pocket, and the plastic baggie hidden in his palm he shoved into his right hand pocket.
  I put it in a plastic baggie and secured it down in an obvious place and went out to the boat deck.
  In a plastic baggie is a photo of three people standing in New York, the Twin Towers in the background.
  I took the stupid advice and sticking my hand under freezing cold water, which soon numbed it, I fished around under the sink cabinet for a plastic baggie.
  You can put the tablets in the corner of a little plastic baggie and pin it into the little pocket in your shorts.
  The statuesque redhead who had woken him handed him a set of silverware encased in a slim plastic baggie.
  I'd take a plastic baggie and crush this mixture between my hands till it was good and squishy, then pour in the milk.
  Carry a plastic baggie of these treats everywhere with you.
  Each child received a large, zip-locked plastic baggie to store their yarn, needle and basket.
  Place it in a little plastic baggie and pin it inside your shorts.

单词	Baggie
释义	Definition of Baggie in English: Baggie nounPlural Baggiesˈbaɡiˈbæɡi North American trademark A plastic bag typically used for storing food. Example sentencesExamples My blocks didn't seem to fit in the gallon size zip locks I had, so I used the Baggie brand that come on a roll. Generally I place my bags in Baggie brand plastic sandwich bags. Kid's cooking feature, how to make Ice Cream in a Baggie, as featured in Fabulous Foods, the net's favorite cooking community. Use the Baggie brand--it has the right thickness to allow a bit of air exchange. Is there a plastic baggie brand with a ziplock seal that i could fill with water, drop 2 stories onto cement, and have it not break? Definition of Baggie in US English: Baggie nounˈbaɡēˈbæɡi North American trademark 1A plastic bag typically used for storing food. Example sentencesExamples Use the Baggie brand--it has the right thickness to allow a bit of air exchange. Is there a plastic baggie brand with a ziplock seal that i could fill with water, drop 2 stories onto cement, and have it not break? My blocks didn't seem to fit in the gallon size zip locks I had, so I used the Baggie brand that come on a roll. Kid's cooking feature, how to make Ice Cream in a Baggie, as featured in Fabulous Foods, the net's favorite cooking community. Generally I place my bags in Baggie brand plastic sandwich bags. 1.1baggieinformal Any small plastic bag. Example sentencesExamples Reaching into his pocket he pulled out a small plastic baggie folded in half and rolled up. Court adjourned; it's time to go find a plastic baggie. Bessie traded her oven mitt for a plastic glove and opened the baggie. In one way, the biome in a baggie model illustrates the water cycle on a global scale better than it does at the biome level. She stuck a hand in her pocket and pulled out a plastic baggie with a strand of dark hair inside. Aware that she was probably being watched by several of the more popular student body, she pulled a white, sealed, plastic baggie out of her pocket. Take baby wipes or put several wet washcloths in a plastic baggie for wiping faces. Grinning, I walked over to the freezer and pulled out some ice cubes sticking them in a little plastic baggie. That's when she brought out the gun, a 9mm in a plastic baggie, like one you would put a peanut butter and jelly sandwich in. His mother would often find a plastic baggie of dead worms and slugs in his pants pockets while she was doing the family laundry. The gun he shoved back into his back pocket, and the plastic baggie hidden in his palm he shoved into his right hand pocket. I put it in a plastic baggie and secured it down in an obvious place and went out to the boat deck. In a plastic baggie is a photo of three people standing in New York, the Twin Towers in the background. I took the stupid advice and sticking my hand under freezing cold water, which soon numbed it, I fished around under the sink cabinet for a plastic baggie. You can put the tablets in the corner of a little plastic baggie and pin it into the little pocket in your shorts. The statuesque redhead who had woken him handed him a set of silverware encased in a slim plastic baggie. I'd take a plastic baggie and crush this mixture between my hands till it was good and squishy, then pour in the milk. Carry a plastic baggie of these treats everywhere with you. Each child received a large, zip-locked plastic baggie to store their yarn, needle and basket. Place it in a little plastic baggie and pin it inside your shorts.
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