BAGSWINGER | • BAGSWINGER n. (Australian slang) a streetwalker. |
CARPETBAGS | • carpetbags n. Plural of carpetbag. • CARPETBAG n. a travelling-bag made of carpeting. |
DOUCHEBAGS | • douchebags n. Plural of douchebag. • douche␣bags n. Plural of douche bag. • DOUCHEBAG n. a despicable person. |
DRAGSTRIPS | • dragstrips n. Plural of dragstrip. • drag␣strips n. Plural of drag strip. • DRAGSTRIP n. a race course for drag racing, also DRAGWAY. |
DRAGSVILLE | • DRAGSVILLE n. (US) boredom. |
FLAGSTAFFS | • flagstaffs n. Plural of flagstaff. • flag-staffs n. Plural of flag-staff. • flag␣staffs n. Plural of flag staff. |
FLAGSTAVES | • flagstaves n. Plural of flagstaff. • flag-staves n. Plural of flag-staff. • flag␣staves n. Plural of flag staff. |
FLAGSTICKS | • flagsticks n. Plural of flagstick. • FLAGSTICK n. a pole for displaying a flag, also FLAGPOLE, FLAGSTAFF. |
FLAGSTONED | • flagstoned adj. Paved with flagstones. |
FLAGSTONES | • flagstones n. Plural of flagstone. • FLAGSTONE n. a large paving stone. |
LITTERBAGS | • litterbags n. Plural of litterbag. • LITTERBAG n. a bag for litter. |
RATTLEBAGS | • rattlebags n. Plural of rattlebag. • RATTLEBAG n. a rattle or rattling apparatus; a person who causes a commotion. |
SADDLEBAGS | • saddlebags n. Plural of saddlebag. • saddle-bags n. Plural of saddle-bag. • saddle␣bags n. Plural of saddle bag. |
SCALLAWAGS | • scallawags n. Plural of scallawag. • SCALLAWAG n. a good-for-nothing, a rascal, also SCALAWAG, SCALLYWAG. |
SCALLYWAGS | • scallywags n. Plural of scallywag. • SCALLYWAG n. a good-for-nothing, a rascal, also SCALAWAG, SCALLAWAG. |
SCHOOLBAGS | • schoolbags n. Plural of schoolbag. • SCHOOLBAG n. a bag for carrying school books. |
SLEAZEBAGS | • sleazebags n. Plural of sleazebag. • SLEAZEBAG n. a sleazy person, esp. one who tries to take advantage of women. |
SPONGEBAGS | • spongebags n. (Slang, UK) formal trousers. • spongebags n. Plural of spongebag. • sponge␣bags n. Plural of sponge bag. |
TUCKERBAGS | • tuckerbags n. Plural of tuckerbag. • TUCKERBAG n. a bag used to carry food in the bush or by jolly swagmen. |
WALLYDRAGS | • WALLYDRAG n. (Scots) a feeble, imperfectly developed, or slovenly creature, also WALLYDRAIGLE. |