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bagging
[ bag-ing ]
noun
- woven material, as of hemp or jute, for bags.
bagging
/ ˈbæɡɪŋ /
noun
- coarse woven cloth; sacking
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At some distance, the hassle of bagging turds—and the inevitability of forgetting to pack them out—outweighs the benefit.
Washington Highway 20 winds into the heart of America’s most stunning alpine scenery in North Cascades National Park, where there’s everything mountain-related to do, from backpacking to summit bagging to big-wall climbing.
This pick also offers mulching and rear bagging capabilities, so you get more bang for your buck while mowing.
For more advanced climbers, the alpine backcountry provides unlimited opportunities for scrambles and peak bagging, and of course the Valley’s big walls offer some of the world’s longest and most iconic trad routes.
Indeed, they are viewed both as carpet-bagging intruders and low-caste detritus.
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His most recent book is Tears of a Clown: Glenn Beck and the Tea Bagging of America.
For six weeks, an expected crowd of hundreds will get to take their best shot at bagging the beasts.
The youth made another attempt and the sail came nearly down, hanging in bagging folds.
Right in the height of the prairie chicken season too, and those other fellows, three of them, off bagging every bit of the game!
He wore no beard, and therefore showed plainly the triple bagging of his fat chin.
There are plenty more to bag; but in bagging the next lot I'd advise you to keep your pops ready.
She was heeled down to the breeze, so that owing to the 'bagging' of her lower sails, her hull was almost hidden from sight.
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