Meaning of 'bag'

noun

an activity that you like or at which you are superior

Synonyms: cup of tea

noun

mammary gland of bovids (cows and sheep and goats)

Synonyms: udder

noun

a flexible container with a single opening

Example: "I stuffed my laundry into a large bag."

noun

a portable rectangular container for carrying clothes

Example: "I carried my small bag onto the plane with me."

Synonyms: grip traveling bag travelling bag suitcase

noun

a container used for carrying money and small personal items or accessories

Example: "I reached into my bag and found a comb."

Synonyms: handbag pocketbook purse

noun

a place that the runner must touch before scoring

Example: "The runner scrambled to get back to the bag."

Synonyms: base

noun

an ugly or ill-tempered woman

Example: "You were romancing the old bag for money."

Synonyms: old bag

noun

the quantity of game taken in a particular period, usually by one person

Example: "Their bag included two deer."

noun

a container typically constructed with a flexible material, often open on top

Example: "I was half in the bag when the sack race started, I finished last."

Synonyms: bagful

verb

to capture or kill, as in hunting

Example: "I bagged a few pheasants on our hunting trip."

verb

to put into a bag

Example: "The supermarket clerk bagged the groceries."

verb

to take unlawfully

Example: "The poacher bagged a rhino."

Synonyms: pocket

verb

to swell or bulge out

Example: "My pants never bag at the knee."

Synonyms: bulge

verb

to hang loosely, like an empty bag

Example: "That outfit bags on you."