General
tout bagai
What does tout bagai mean?
An expression meaning 'everything' or 'the whole lot of things'.
"She pack up tout bagai and move to Tobago."
Origin
Trinidad & Tobago; from French 'tout' (all) + Creole 'bagai' (things).
Frequently asked questions
What does tout bagai mean?
It means 'everything' or 'the whole lot of things'.
Where does tout bagai come from?
It combines the French 'tout' (all) with the Creole 'bagai' (things), from Trinidad's French Creole heritage.
How do you use tout bagai in a sentence?
You'd say 'She pack up tout bagai and move to Tobago' to mean she packed up everything.
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