Handbag is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HANDBAG in dictionary:

VERB:
• to strike with a handbag
• (of a woman) verbally attack or crush (a person or idea) ruthlessly and forcefully
NOUN:
• a bag for small articles, carried esp. by women
• a small bag used by a woman to carry everyday personal items.
• a confrontation that does not lead to serious fighting, especially among soccer players.
• a container used for carrying money and small personal items or accessories (especially by women)
• woman's small bag
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a small carrying bag
• woman\'s small bag

Words related to HANDBAG

handbagged19 handbagging20 handbags15

Words that contain HANDBAG

handbags15 handbagged19 handbagging20 handbaggings21

How to use HANDBAG in a sentence

• He went up to his room, and packed his running-shoes, his fighting-drawers, and his cricket sash into a hand-bag.
• He examined them carefully, placing each after due scrutiny in a small handbag, in which he had brought down the bonds I was to receive.
• On an armchair near the window she laid her traveling coat, then her hand-bag, and her hat and veil.
• She even laughed at herself for a fool as she recalled the tell-tale handbag on the porch and the damning presence of a Bazelhurst lantern in the hallway.
• There was a stir in the forward vestibule, and the porter came in with a hand-bag.
• Perhaps we will find some trace of the owner if we search the handbag when we get home.
• Then, with a stick in one hand, and the handbag which was his sole luggage in the other, he left the station and turned seaward.
• She had six small packages with her in the carriage, besides her hand-bag and umbrellas and half the contents of an extra luggage van.
• Among them was my knife and a pocket revolver I generally carried, also my purse, my wallet with all my private papers, and my handbag.
• Clara had only a little time, and with the letters in her handbag she started down the stairs.
• There she heard some one, possibly Ellingham, on the back stairs, and in her haste, she fell, hurting her knee, and she must have dropped the handbag at that time.
• Money and jewelry should be secured, but no baggage of any sort, not even the smallest handbag, can be carried, as all other personal belongings must be left on board.
• The hand-bag had a modest air of containing a few pretty trifles for a toilet in a motor car.
• In the handbag left in the stage were a box of candy and an Irish plum pudding.
• She saw him slip a twenty-dollar bill into her handbag with her ticket.
• When I heard the splash in the water I ran aft, and I saw the tall man putting the box which the other had held into his handbag, although I said nothing of it at the time.
• Nazzareno carried to the station the little hand-bag full of despatches with which he had occupied the hour spent in the train.
• While Robert lived, her things remained in her room just as she had left them the night she stole away like a thief, carrying only a handbag.
• Returning to the hotel only a few minutes before the critical hour, I went directly to her rooms, carrying the money in a small hand-bag that I had bought for the purpose.
• The cards and merry messages accompanying these remembrances made pleasant reading, and Sally put them all together in her handbag, that she might look them over many times.
• Tubbs had been restored by a cordial which she extracted with much effort from the depths of her hand-bag.
• I came back last night with only a handbag just as she was going out to dinner.
• She put up her letter, and then proceeded to look carefully through the contents of her handbag.
• She ran upstairs, and came down with her little black hand-bag, out of which she produced three apples and four sponge-cakes, meant for the railway journey.
• She was pretty and slight and dark, with a pale clear complexion, and she carried a small handbag.
• A woman of perhaps thirty came out through the doorway, carrying a small handbag.
• Each one of us had a little hand-bag hung on our machine, and Mr.
• Reference to an address memorandum on a slip of paper that she carried in her handbag and a question to the conductor determined where she should get off.
• I saw her glance at it and put it into her handbag before she went to bed.
• Next morning I waked her early and laid the handbag right before her eyes, hoping she would take the letter out and read it.
• It was asserted that Washington in his retreat from New York left his servant Billy behind, and that these papers were found in a handbag which the valet carried.
• Each of the girls had only a small handbag to pack, but the selection of what should go into each bag seemed a matter of infinite importance.

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