noun
plural bags
[count] a container made of thin material (such as paper, plastic, or cloth) that opens at the top and is used for holding or carrying things
a soft container carried by a woman and used to hold money and other small things (such as keys or makeup)
a container used for carrying personal things (such as clothes) when you are going somewhere
usually plural
[count] :the amount of something that is inside a bag
bags [plural] :an area of swollen and often dark skin under a person's eyes
[singular] :a collection of different things (such as ideas)
[singular] informal + old-fashioned :something that a person likes to do :something that a person does well
[count] baseball :a square white bag that marks the position of first base, second base, and third base
[count] informal - used as an insulting word for an old woman
bags [plural] Brit informal :a large amount of something
a bag of nerves
bag and baggage
chiefly Brit :with all of your possessions
hold the bag
in the bag
informal :sure to happen
let the cat out of the bag
verb
bags; bagged; bagging
[+ obj] to put (something) into a bag
to kill or catch (an animal) while hunting, fishing, etc.
informal :to get (something desired)
US informal :to give up or leave (something)