Converse of object

• sleep: The resident slept in a sleeping bag on a metal frame bunk bed.

• tote: Not a flame but can guys really carry off tote bags?

• carry: Always carry a stout bag to be prepared for travel sickness.

• fill: Fill a bag with a particular item, for example beans, peas or rice.

Adjective modifier

• plastic: We return the plastic bags to the grocery store for them to recycle.

• mixed: The morning's cases are a mixed bag for the Seattle Grace interns.

• sealed: Here are some tips: Try to keep foods in sealed bags or containers.

• reusable: Always use a reusable shopping bag or reuse plastic bags.

• brown: There we were thinking you and many council planners and steering groups had their heads in brown paper bags.

• biodegradable: Can we use biodegradable bags in the green bin?

Modifies a noun

• liner: A pack between 40 and 50 liters is probably most suitable to carry some clothing, washing kit and sleeping bag liner.

Noun used with modifier

• sleeping: Consider bringing sleeping bags, or at least sheet sleeping bags.

• carrier: Please reuse your carrier bags or use bags for life.

• goody: Ocean Terminal October 12th come along and be a lucky guest with face painting and goody bags.

• goodie: There will also be a free barbecue for the juniors along with a goodie bag of prizes.

• polythene: It is advisable to place the leather in clean polythene bags rather than reusing the original packaging which may harbor fungal spores.

• plastic: In all cases with my sets, the badges stored in the brittle plastic bags have yellowed " .

Preposition: of

• crisp: So we settled for bags of crisps for lunch as well as more pints of Harvey's Sussex Best Bitter.

• pea: Also sitting on bags of frozen peas or commercial cold packs at intervals.