bag

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Australian Slang

1. (plural) a) a lot; abundance: 'bags of money'; b) exclamation by which one establishes right by virtue of making the first claim: 'Bags I have first ride'; 'Bags the window seat'; c) claim priority rights by making the first claim: 'It's not fair, I bagsed it first!' (originally also 'bag'; an early Australian example is to be found in Mary Grant Bruce's 'Billabong's Daughter': "It's quite enough for you two to own him, so I bagged telling the story." (1924; ii. 45.; this term is an extension of 'bag' - to kill game and hence claim it as one's own, literally, to add it to one's bag);

2. disagreeable and unattractive woman;

3. (cricket) good haul of wickets obtained by a bowler;

4. measure of marijuana, heroin, etc.;

5. the bag: the breathalyser;

6. criticise or put someone down

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Australian English

Lady who is not particularly pleasant.