rag bagger UK
ˈræɡ ˈbæɡər
Definition

Definition of rag bagger - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
rag collectorDatedUKperson who collects and sells ragsDatedUK
  • The rag bagger roamed the streets looking for old clothes.
ragpicker scavenger
2.
nauticalRareUKsailor who works on messy sailboatsRareUK
  • The rag bagger struggled to keep the deck clean.
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Expressions with rag

lose ragv.
become suddenly very angry or upset
He tends to lose rag when things go wrong.
rag onv.
complain about something persistently
He tends to rag on about the weather every day.
rag traden.
the fashion industry, especially women's clothing
She has worked in the rag trade for years.
red rag to a bulln.
something that causes anger or strong irritation in someone
His rude comments were a red rag to a bull for her.
like a rag dolladv.
in a limp and uncontrolled manner
The child fell from the swing like a rag doll.
limp as a ragadj.
lacking firmness or strength like a soft cloth
After the marathon, he felt limp as a rag.

Expressions with bagger

three-baggern.
hit allowing the batter to reach third base
He hit a three-bagger in the final inning.
two-baggern.
hit allowing batter to reach second base
He hit a two-bagger in the third inning.

Terms related to rag bagger

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
bagcollectorhawkerrecyclersalvagersellerwasteboatswaincrewmandeckhandhelmsmanmariner

Examples of rag bagger in a sentence

  • She watched the rag bagger sorting through the trash.
  • The rag bagger repaired the torn sails with ease.
  • Every rag bagger knew the importance of a tidy ship.

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  1. French:chiffonnier, marin de bric et de broc, ...
  2. German:Lumpensammler, Segelbootmatrose, ...
  3. Italian:venditore di stracci, marinaio disordinato, ...
  4. Spanish:recogedor de trapos, marinero, ...
  5. Portuguese:catador de trapos, marinheiro, ...
  6. Chinese:收破烂的人, 杂务水手, ...
  7. Japanese:ぼろ集め, ラグバッガー, ...
  8. Arabic:جامِع خِرَق, بَحَّار قَذِر, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְאֲסֵף סְמַרְטוֹטִים, סַמְרְטוּטֵר, ...
  10. Russian:собиратель тряпья, моряк, ...
  11. Ukrainian:збирач ганчірок, моряк, ...
  12. Hindi:कपड़े बीनने वाला, रैग बैगर, ...

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