Define Bagged Out Meaning

When a female has had sex so many times that she has become incredibly loose.

to cancel plans, leve out

To be sidelined, rescheduled, re diarised or not chosen to spend time with because of those of the human species who have a ball bag or testicles. You can be bagged out by a female or male but only for a male.

Make fun of,

To use an exit bag.

making an easy job last as long as possible (particularly when being paid by the hour).
old durham mining term

The act of hanging the nutsack out of your fly. The penis should be covered if done properly. If the penis is out, that is considered "trolling".

to be confident and not know. your walking around knowing people want you or want to be like you.

also it means not giving a fuck

A bag,kit,or vest that a person carries on or near their person,in the event of a natural disaster,civil uprising,war,or any other event that dictates that you leave the area ASAP.These bags typically contain survival gear,food,water,weapons,etc.

A Bug Out Bag is essentially a survival kit prepared in advance, and pre-packed in a type of bag for fast retreival in emergency situations. Bug Out Bags, also known by the abbreviation BOB, are often packed to allow 72 hours* of self-sustainability in the event that individuals must leave the home and proceed to an alernate location- hence the "bug out". Bug Out Bags are typically built to meet user needs. A Bug Out Bag built for survival in a frigid climate and one built for survival in a hot climate will contain different items, but they will have some in common as well. All Bug Out Bags contain first aid kits, means for water purification, a fire source, a light source, and calorie-dense foods.

Bug Out Bags are becoming more common in society, specifically because of recent natural disasters that interrupted continuity of local governments and civillian-supply chains.

*Disaster management agencies recommend keeping at least 72 hours of supplies on hand as a minimum; individuals may choose to keep more, check with your local disaster management agency for advice.