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For a player whose recall of games can be something of a blur, Moody's memory for precisely who debagged whom and who drank what is little short of extraordinary.

Lewis Moody tells tale of riotous nights but regrets only one of them 2011

The pie should then be debagged and, by means of gripping the edges of the foil tray while using the index finger to push the bottom of said tray, the pie raised out its container.

June « 2008 « BuzzMachine 2008

The pie should then be debagged and, by means of gripping the edges of the foil tray while using the index finger to push the bottom of said tray, the pie raised out its container.

Oh, those Brits « BuzzMachine 2008

Just in case the trotty girl debagged him single-handed.

British National Party: Helping Them Counter Misinformation 2008

Now that John Terry has been debagged, England fans are desperate for someone to follow.

Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2010

Now that John Terry has been debagged, England fans are desperate for someone to follow.

Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2010

How about we give everyone a chance to reprint by saying there's a rumour that later the same evening the gang "drugged, debagged and rode an oik"?

New Statesman Jesse Armstrong 2008

The utterly unremarkable Agriculture Minister of Canada's Brand Spankin' New North Star Ultra-Government has debagged the cat.

Archive 2008-02-01 Lindsay Stewart 2008

46 CRIME ON THE COAST thing was a joke, just a joke -- some film boys had seen him entering Miss Ross's apartment ... they'd knocked on the door, and when he let them in they'd debagged him and cleared off.

Crime On the Coast Carr, John Dickson 1984