feedbag
Britishnoun
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any bag in which feed for livestock is sacked
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Also called (in Britain and certain other countries): nosebag. a bag, fastened around the head of a horse and covering the nose, in which feed is placed
Example Sentences
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Penelope wrote it all down on the back of an empty feedbag, using a pencil stub she found lying in the barn.
From Literature
She is seen on her Instagram account, the.nil.by.mouth.foodie, swinging the feedbag into a rucksack she has customised in order to be able to go out and about.
From BBC
Kempenich’s bill failed in the House two years ago, but he said his fellow lawmakers may support his bill now that the free “feedbag” is no longer available.
From Washington Times
Sarah Waldrop said the space has a varied history, previously serving as a feedbag repair place, a sand bag factory in World War II and more recently an online antique business.
From Washington Times
Buck also took a feedbag and turned it into a work of art.
From Washington Times
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