To put something into a bag. She bagged the groceries after checking out at the store.
To capture or kill an animal, especially in hunting. He bagged a deer during the hunting trip last weekend.
To secure or obtain something, often through effort. She managed to bag the lead role in the school play.
To criticize or speak negatively about someone or something. He was always bagging on his coworkers for their mistakes.
To hang loosely or bulge like a bag; to become puffy or saggy. The sweater bagged at the elbows after a day’s wear.
(Informal) To cancel, abandon, or decide against doing something. They decided to bag the meeting and go home early.