bag up

1. (informal, transitive)To put into a bag or bags.

   Shall I bag up your groceries for you, sir?

2. (intransitive, slang)To laugh heartily; crack up.

   I couldn’t get a sentence out straight; I was baggin' up.

3. (US, slang, transitive)Of the police: to arrest or pick up (someone).

1. Tom picked his bag up and left.

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2. Tom picked his bag up and headed for the door.

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3. The bags were piled up behind him.

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4. Put our bags up on the rack.

   ruПоставьте наши чемоданы на полку. — sharptoothed

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5. Bring my bags up to my room.

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irregular

• bag upTo put into a bag or bags.
• bag offTo date (someone); to hook up with someone; to make out or have sex with someone.
• bag outTo criticise someone
• bag downTo anchor (a kite-balloon or blimp) down with weighted bags.