Bagging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BAGGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• put (something) in a bag
• succeed in killing or catching (an animal)
• succeed in securing (something)
• (of clothes, especially trousers) form loose bulges due to wear
• abandon or give up on
• criticize
• fit (a patient) with an oxygen mask or other respiratory aid.
NOUN:
• material for bags
• a flexible container with an opening at the top, used for carrying things
• the amount contained in a bag
• a piece of luggage
• the amount of game shot by a hunter
• loose-fitting trousers
• plenty of
• a woman, especially an older one, perceived as unpleasant or unattractive
• a base.
• (in southern Africa) a unit of measurement, used especially of grain, equal to 70 kg (formerly 200 lb).
• Cloth or other material for bags.
• The act of putting anything into, or as into, a bag.
• The act of swelling; swelling.
• Reaping peas, beans, wheat, etc., with a chopping stroke.
• coarse fabric used for bags or sacks
• act of putting in a bag
• a woman's handbag
• loose folds of skin under a person's eyes
• one's particular interest or taste
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to put into a bag (a flexible container)
• material for making bags

Words related to BAGGING

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How to use BAGGING in a sentence

• After bagging our game, of which we secured nearly two hundred brace, we returned to the boat, leaving the rest of the sport to those who chose to continue it.
• It is unusual for people to go about the place bagging studies, so you have rashly ordered your life on the assumption that it is impossible.
• They say that BROWN, of Grace Church, understands all the details of this kind of bagging.
• The members of this hunting party were all elated at the thought of bagging a fine grizzly, which seemed an easy prey.
• For Merle was garbed in corduroy, and the bagging trousers were stuffed into the tops of heavy, high-laced boots.
• It had bagging over straw and I covered with bagging.
• To prevent the bagging unavoidable, in an awning of that size, several uprights were set in the centre, on end, answering their purpose sufficiently without boring into the rocks.
• The bagging trousers and the blunt-toed shoes of his companion were to Robert Macklin a distinct shock.
• Louis were already famous for their clothing trades and the manufacture of cotton bagging.
• We beat some more jungles, in the hope of finding other game, but only succeeded in bagging a deer.
• During that season they stripped three hundred tons of bark and chopped it ready for bagging.
• He found a pile of old bagging in one end of the freight car and sat down to rest.
• Beyond doubt they were off in hopes of bagging that solitary horseman, speeding with warning of some kind for the shelter of Fort Frayne.
• Cloaked and hooded white forms, or half-clad apparitions wrapped in what looked like dirty bagging, mingled with commonplace figures in Western dress.
• Thus for this purpose a mainsail is a piece of jute bagging, if you please, or ordinary canvas, and a hawser is a flexible rope.
• Young trees with their throats cut were bandaged up with torn linen and bagging on which German printed words were dimly legible.
• French had protected her interests and spared her feelings in the fight with Consolidated Bagging.
• Thus it came about that during all this time he only succeeded in bagging two souls.
• A pile of bagging in a garret was overhauled, in the expectation that I was concealed within it.
• Sending out Pasquale to locate the band and watch them until dark, Uncle Lance outlined his idea of circling the band and bagging the outlaw in the uncertain light of dawn.
• Long since, as in 1918, I had given up expectations of bagging a bear or a buck.
• Every sail followed his, and the result was the bagging of three whales.
• It is a much finer cloth than the typical bagging, but otherwise the structures are identical.
• Truth to tell, he secretly considered that his chums were having more than their share of good luck in making a record at bagging game, and thought it time he started in.
• Nor could he understand why Macleod should have deliberately surrendered to him the chance of bagging the brace of grouse that got up by the side of the road.
• The little girl had on bagging trousers like the Turkish women, and a heavily embroidered tunic, and both of them wore Indian slippers, with the toes turned up.
• His running trousers came to a place about halfway between his knees and ankles before they stopped, and were fashioned of coarse bagging or material very similar to it.

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