Meaning & Definition of word "Bagging"

Bagging

/ˈbæɡɪŋ/

1. The action of putting items into a bag, especially in a retail context.
- Example: The bagging process at the grocery store can be quite quick, especially with self-checkout lanes.
2. A style of packaging or storing goods for sale or transport.
- Example: The bagging of fruits and vegetables is essential for keeping them fresh during transport.

1. The act of placing items into a bag.
- Example: She is bagging groceries for the customers in a hurry.
2. To win or obtain something, particularly in a competitive context.
- Example: He is hoping to bag the championship trophy this year.

Derived from the word 'bag', which comes from Middle English 'bagge', possibly of Scandinavian origin.

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.

bag:

A flexible container with an opening at the top, used for carrying things.

baggage:

Luggage or personal belongings carried by a person.

bagger:

A machine or person that bags something.

Meaning: To achieve a goal or take possession of something desirable.

Example Sentence: He was really excited about bagging that promotion.

Meaning: To kill or capture an animal, typically in a hunting context.

Example Sentence: He bagged a huge buck during hunting season.