adj
Uncommon
bagged
bagd
Bagged (adj) means Placed inside a bag, or successfully caught, obtained, or secured. Example: “The groceries were already bagged when she reached the register.”
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Placed inside a bag, or successfully caught, obtained, or secured.
"By arrangement with B.R., I.C.I. undertakes the cleaning and examination of the empty vans for leaks or other defects that might damage the bagged fertiliser, and also the labelling and marshalling of the loaded vans into trains."
— G. Freeman Allen, I.C.I. fertiliser goes by rail from Tees-side (1960)
"The groceries were already bagged when she reached the register."
"He bagged the promotion after months of hard work."
"I started general cartage work and hauling bagged cement to Pine Creek, south of Darwin."
— Bob Foster, Birdum or Bust! (2000)
How to use bagged
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishPut into a bag, or informally, successfully won or achieved.
Common pairings
bagged and ready
bagged a win
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What does “bagged” mean?
The word “bagged” means placed inside a bag, or successfully caught, obtained, or secured. In plain terms, put into a bag, or informally, successfully won or achieved.
How do you pronounce “bagged”?
“Bagged” is pronounced bagd (/bæɡd/ in IPA).
How do you use “bagged” in a sentence?
Here is “bagged” used in a sentence: “The groceries were already bagged when she reached the register.”
What part of speech is “bagged”?
“Bagged” is an adjective.
Is “bagged” a common word?
“Bagged” is an uncommon word in modern English.
