noun

1. a nonrigid container made of fabric, paper, leather, etc., with an opening at the top that can be closed; sack or pouch
2. a piece of hand luggage; suitcase
3. a woman's handbag or purse
4. 1. a container for game
   2. the amount of game caught or killed
5. a bagful
6. anything shaped like a bag
7. any thing or part shaped or bulging like a bag bags under the eyes, bags at trouser knees
8. an udder or similar pouchlike membrane or sac
9. Brit., Informal trousers
10. ☆ Slang one's special sphere of interest, milieu, talent, obsession, etc.
11. ☆

    Etymology: < baggage, sense

    Slang an unattractive woman
12. Baseball a base

Etymology: ME bagge < ON baggi

transitive verb bagged, bagging bag′·ging

1. to make bulge
2. to enclose within a bag
3. to seize; capture
4. to kill in or as in hunting
5. Slang to obtain or collect
6. Slang to quit, forgo, or give up on I bagged retail for a sales job
   also in the phrase bag it!

intransitive verb

1. to swell like a full bag
2. to hang loosely