bags

/ bæɡz /

plural noun

1. informal.
   a lot; a great deal
2. short for Oxford bags
3. informal.
   any pair of trousers

interjection

1. slang:childrens.
   Alsobags I an indication of the desire to do, be, or have something
2. rough as bags or rough as sacks
   uncouth

Example Sentences

England have bags of talent and we have watched Ollie Sleightholme bouncing around, stepping defenders and scoring tries all season for Northampton.

From BBC

The actress said she left there with four bags of groceries, and she has not had to return since then.

From BBC

At the heart of it all are eye-catching accessories - bold sunglasses, oversized hats, necklaces, bracelets, pendants, rings, gloves, bags, blonde wigs, crowns.

From BBC

At FDA, Kennedy has warned staffers to “preserve your records” and “pack your bags” and said “entire departments” at that agency have “got to go.”

From Science Magazine

He said that those who were "part of this corrupt system" should be prepared to "pack your bags".

From BBC

Related Words

• bulk
• chunk
• extent
• load
• lot
• measure
• number
• supply
• ton
• volume