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- noun US A
small bag , especially a small, clear,plastic bag.
Etymologies
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Examples
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And there in the bottom of the sack was some change wrapped up in a small "baggie" - left over from last Christmas.
Archive 2007-10-01 Judith "Jlo" Quinton 2007
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And there in the bottom of the sack was some change wrapped up in a small "baggie" - left over from last Christmas.
Crazy: He Cares About Our Smallest Needs ** Judith "Jlo" Quinton 2007
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Going through a range of emotions, from fear that someone had made her a drug or bomb mule, to shock when the security official said it was a joke and the baggie was his, Solomon called security and reported the incident.
NBC Philadelphia - 2010
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"He had us dancing for six innings," Rodriguez said of Pavano, who allowed two hits and had eight of his nine strikeouts before Rodriguez drove a full-count pitch over the right-field "baggie" wall in what turned out to be the Twins 'final game at the Metrodome.
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Plus fly balls lost in the those 10 acres of Teflon-coated fiberglass overhead and the strange bounces off the turf and speakers hanging overhead and the "baggie" in right field.
unknown title 2009
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Cut up fruit and veggies and store in the fridge to be ready to throw into a baggie or reusable container kids can always help with this and pre-pack the night before.
Domenica Catelli: The Healthy Lunchbox Domenica Catelli 2011
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I suspect your meat was not dried thoroughly when you purchased it and the residual moisture was then trapped by the baggie.
Oh, Cecina! 2009
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I once saw a very drunk guy eat a 12″ subway sandwich with the works, and then vomit the entire thing and more back up into the plastic baggie it came in.
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He takes a small glass pipe and a lighter out of his pocket, fiddles with a baggie.
Monkeytown excerpt 2 Chris Vola 2011
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Stashed under the ring holder is a baggie full of pot — big, greenish-gray, lumpy buds that he says he thinks are from Hawaii or something.
There Goes A Light Betsy Herbert 2011
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