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Baggies
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Bag·gies  (bgz)
A trademark used for a variety of plastic storage bags. This trademark, often styled without a final s and in lowercase, sometimes occurs in print with the meaning "a small plastic bag": "[He] pulls out a Baggie full of parsley" (Washington Post).


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