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baggermid-15c., "retailer in grain" (as a surname from mid-13c., probably "maker of bags"), also, 1740, "miser;" agent noun from bag (v.). Of persons who bag various things for [..]
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baggerA retail clerk or associate who bags customers' purchases at the checkstand.
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baggerPlaces product into plastic bags.
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bagger(n) a workman employed to pack things into containers(n) a machine for putting objects or substances into bags
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baggerA person that consistently does not pull their own weight.
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bagger(1) One who bags, e.g. a "Hop Bagger" is one who tries to get more than his share of hops (flights). (2) One who does not pull his own weight; a lazy person.
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baggerAn aviator who manages to obtain more traps or flight time than his squadron mates, usually through dubious means.
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bagger(slang) indicative of the length held, as in "five-bagger" (a five-card suit)
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bagger
excavator vehicle, digger machinery
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bagger
One who bags.
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