water bag
noun
a bag, sometimes made of skin, leather, etc, but in Australia usually canvas, for holding, carrying, and keeping water cool
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Historical Examples of water bag
Ella had a dime which a man had given her for filling his water-bag.
Letters on an Elk HuntElinore Pruitt Stewart
His water-bag burst, and for the first time his courage wavered.
Curiosities of SuperstitionW. H. Davenport Adams
Bill seized the water-bag and stuck it ostentatiously between his knees.
The Boss of TaroombaE. W. Hornung
My water-bag was nearly full; his had sprung a leak and was empty.
Some Persons UnknownE. W. Hornung
He drank so long from Ebn Haraf's water-bag that the Arab took it from him.
Donovan Pasha And Some People Of Egypt, CompleteGilbert Parker
water bag
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