BAGGED Meaning and
Definition
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The term "bagged" is an adjective that pertains to any object or item that has been placed inside or contained within a bag. It refers to the action of placing or storing something in a bag for convenience or transportation purposes. This act involves placing the object inside a larger flexible container made of various materials, such as paper, plastic, or fabric, which is typically closed or sealed at the top by folding, tucking, or by using a fastening mechanism like a zipper, button, or drawstring.
The word "bagged" can also be used in the context of products or goods that are packaged in bags for retail sale. This includes a wide range of items such as snacks, groceries, clothing, and even larger items like rugs or mattresses, which are commonly rolled up and bagged for easy carrying. Bagged products are often labeled, barcoded, or tagged for price and identification purposes.
Furthermore, "bagged" can describe the successful capture or retrieval of something, especially in the realm of hunting or fishing. In these contexts, it refers to the act of catching, grabbing, or securing a targeted animal, fish, or game and placing it inside a bag for transport or other purposes.
Overall, "bagged" refers to the act of placing something inside a bag, the packaged goods sold in bags, or the successful capture of a living being using a bag.
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Etymology of BAGGED
The word "bagged" is derived from the noun "bag". The noun "bag" originated in the late 14th century from the Old Norse word "baggi", which means "bag or bundle". The term later evolved into the Middle English word "bagge". The verb form "bagged" developed from this noun, appearing in the early 17th century with the meaning of "putting something into a bag". Eventually, the term "bagged" came to have additional meanings such as capturing, killing, or winning something, particularly in games or competitions.
Conjugate verb Bagged
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