bag /bag/

1. A sack, pouch, receptacle for carrying or containing
2. A handbag
3. A bagful
4. A measure of various quantities
5. A game bag, hence the quantity of fish or game secured, however great
6. (in pl) plenty, lots (informal)
7. An udder
8. An unattractive, slovenly or immoral woman (offensive sl)
9. (in pl) trousers (informal)
10. A quantity of drugs, esp heroin in a paper or other container (drug sl)
11. A person's particular interest or speciality (old sl)
12. A base (baseball sl)

1. To bulge, swell out
2. To sag
3. To drop away from the right course (nautical)

1. To put (esp game) into a bag
2. Hence to kill (game)
3. To cram full
4. To seize, secure or steal
5. To claim or reserve for oneself (informal)
6. To denigrate or criticize (Aust and US)

bagˈful noun (pl bagˈfuls)

As much as a bag will hold

bagged /bagd/ adjective

1. In a bag
2. Hanging slackly or in bags

baggˈies plural noun

1. Baggy shorts
2. Soft fabric shoes

baggˈily adverb

In a baggy fashion

baggˈiness noun

baggˈing noun

Cloth or material for bags

baggˈit adjective (Scot)

1. Bagged
2. Full of spawn, etc

A ripe female salmon that has failed to shed her eggs

baggˈy adjective

1. Loose like a bag
2. Bulged

bagˈless adjective

bag lady noun

A homeless woman who carries her possessions, accumulated scavengings, etc around with her in a carrier bag (or usu several)

bagˈman noun

1. A man who carries a bag
2. An old-fashioned name for a commercial traveller
3. A man who collects or distributes money as part of racketeering (US)
4. A swagman (Aust)

bagˈ-net noun

A bag-shaped net for catching fish

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