baggie
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2.5
- noun
- /ˈbæɡi/
- Informal
:
bolsita
- When packing my lunch, I always use a clear baggie for my sandwiches.
And then you seal the zip lock baggie just like that.
- And then you seal the zip lock baggie just like that.
- Dan, care to show your baggie with our meal prep?
- She like put them into little separate Baggies like this one is for the base.
- You will be receiving a little clear baggie with all the products.
- Next we got a package from Kate Somerville comes in this little baggie here and it looks like it is SVF drops.
Examples
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I put some snacks in a small baggie to keep them fresh.
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And then you seal the zip lock baggie just like that.
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You could have done that with the little baggie that you had, right?
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It's so nice because this little baggie comes with the case and I can fit so much other stuff in here.
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You will be receiving a little clear baggie with all the products.
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We fill a baggie with the roots from that chunk of soil.
Academic text (2008) -
I got this nice little baggie down here and I've got some secret sauce in it.
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It comes in a little baggie and that's your spare button.
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I immediately put the bugs in a zip-lock baggie and took them to the dermatologist's office.
Blog text (3) -
Next we got a package from Kate Somerville comes in this little baggie here and it looks like it is SVF drops.
Synonyms
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1.0
A thin bag made of plastic for carrying or storing things
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3.0
A plastic bag with a seal you close to keep food or small items fresh
A bag that keeps air from entering or leaving to protect what is inside
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Etymology
Baggie comes from bag plus the friendly ending -ie, which means 'small' or 'familiar', so a baggie is simply a 'small bag', like the little plastic bags used for food or buttons.