1. past tense of bag; to put something into a bag or container
2. to catch or kill (game or prey)
Usage: hunting
3. to obtain or achieve something desired
Usage: informal

1. loose-fitting; hanging in folds

Examples

• She bagged the groceries quickly at checkout.
• The hunter bagged three ducks during the morning hunt.
• He bagged the promotion after months of hard work.
• The bagged jeans were popular in the 1990s.
• They bagged all the evidence from the crime scene.
• The team bagged their first victory of the season.
• Her bagged sweater looked comfortable but unflattering.