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/ˈbæɡɪŋ/
Meaning & Definition
noun
The action of putting items into a bag, especially in a retail context.
The bagging process at the grocery store can be quite quick, especially with self-checkout lanes.
A style of packaging or storing goods for sale or transport.
The bagging of fruits and vegetables is essential for keeping them fresh during transport.
verb
The act of placing items into a bag.
She is bagging groceries for the customers in a hurry.
To win or obtain something, particularly in a competitive context.
He is hoping to bag the championship trophy this year.
Etymology
Derived from the word 'bag', which comes from Middle English 'bagge', possibly of Scandinavian origin.
Common Phrases and Expressions
bagging groceries:
The process of placing purchased items into bags after check-out.
bagging it:
Slang for not putting in effort, often used to mean giving up.
bag a deal:
To successfully negotiate a favorable agreement.
Related Words
Slang Meanings
To achieve a goal or take possession of something desirable.
He was really excited about bagging that promotion.
To kill or capture an animal, typically in a hunting context.
He bagged a huge buck during hunting season.