What does bag mean in English? Meaning of bag definition and abbreviation with examples.
Meaning of "bag": a flexible container with a single opening
Noun
Meaning: a flexible container with a single openingExample: he stuffed his laundry into a large bagSynonyms: bagHyponyms: air bag
back pack
backpack
beanbag
bladder
body bag
book bag
burlap bag
burn bag
carrier bag
carryall
drawstring bag
dust bag
envelope
feedbag
gamebag
gasbag
golf bag
gunny sack
gunnysack
haversack
holdall
human remains pouch
ice bag
ice pack
knapsack
mailbag
nosebag
packsack
pannier
paper bag
personnel pouch
plastic bag
poke
postbag
pouch
purse
ragbag
rosin bag
rucksack
sachet
sack
saddlebag
sandbag
schoolbag
shopping bag
sick bag
sickbag
skin
sleeping bag
sponge bag
sweat bag
tea bag
toilet bag
tool bag
tote
tote bag
tucker-bag
vacuum bagHypernyms: containerMeaning of "bag": capture or kill, as in hunting
Verb
Meaning: capture or kill, as in huntingExample: bag a few pheasantsSynonyms: bagHypernyms: capture
catchMeaning of "bag": the quantity of game taken in a particular period (usually by one person)
Noun
Meaning: the quantity of game taken in a particular period (usually by one person)Example: his bag included two deerSynonyms: bagHypernyms: indefinite quantityMeaning of "bag": hang loosely, like an empty bag
Verb
Meaning: hang loosely, like an empty bagSynonyms: bagHypernyms: droop
flag
sag
swagMeaning of "bag": a place that the runner must touch before scoring
Noun
Meaning: a place that the runner must touch before scoringExample: he scrambled to get back to the bagSynonyms: bag
baseHyponyms: first base
home
home base
home plate
plate
second base
third
third baseHypernyms: baseball equipmentMeaning of "bag": bulge out; form a bulge outward, or be so full as to appear to bulge
Verb
Meaning: bulge out; form a bulge outward, or be so full as to appear to bulgeSynonyms: bag
bulgeHyponyms: protuberateHypernyms: jut
jut out
project
protrude
stick outMeaning of "bag": a container used for carrying money and small personal items or accessories (especially by women)
Noun
Meaning: a container used for carrying money and small personal items or accessories (especially by women)Example: she reached into her bag and found a combSynonyms: bag
handbag
pocketbook
purseHyponyms: clutch
clutch bag
etui
evening bag
reticule
shoulder bagHypernyms: containerPart Holonyms: claspMeaning of "bag": take unlawfully
Verb
Meaning: take unlawfullySynonyms: bag
pocketHypernyms: stealMeaning of "bag": the quantity that a bag will hold
Noun
Meaning: the quantity that a bag will holdExample: he ate a large bag of popcornSynonyms: bag
bagfulHypernyms: containerfulMeaning of "bag": put into a bag
Verb
Meaning: put into a bagExample: The supermarket clerk bagged the groceriesSynonyms: bagHyponyms: pouchHypernyms: packMeaning of "bag": a portable rectangular container for carrying clothes
Noun
Meaning: a portable rectangular container for carrying clothesExample: he carried his small bag onto the plane with himSynonyms: bag
grip
suitcase
traveling bag
travelling bagHyponyms: carpetbag
garment bag
gladstone
gladstone bag
gripsack
overnight bag
overnight case
overnighter
portmanteau
weekenderHypernyms: baggage
luggageMeaning of "bag": an ugly or ill-tempered woman
Noun
Meaning: an ugly or ill-tempered womanExample: he was romancing the old bag for her moneySynonyms: bag
old bagHypernyms: disagreeable woman
unpleasant womanMeaning of "bag": mammary gland of bovids (cows and sheep and goats)
Noun
Meaning: mammary gland of bovids (cows and sheep and goats)Synonyms: bag
udderHypernyms: mamma
mammary glandMeaning of "bag": an activity that you like or at which you are superior
Noun
Meaning: an activity that you like or at which you are superiorExample: chemistry is not my cup of tea
his bag now is learning to play golf
marriage was scarcely his dishSynonyms: bag
cup of tea
dishHypernyms: activitySynonyms:
briefcase, backpack, purse, sack, kit, pocket, packet, gear, suitcase, handbag, pouch, pack, case, poke, tote, pocketbook, satchel, sac, knapsack, rucksack, saddlebag, haversack, carryall, holdall, duffel, attaché, carry-on, thing, expertise, preference, hobby, speciality, favorite activity, nail, shoot, capture, acquire, seize, apprehend, get, nab, hook, land, kill, trap, gain, net, collar, take, flap, bulge, sag, balloon, flop, hang, lop, billow, swell,
Antonyms:
dislike, hate, hatred, liberate, release, forfeit, surrender, misunderstand, free, let go, lose, fail, yield, give, offer, miss, pass, lose,