Define Bagsy Meaning

to claim somthing for yourself, or the other way round. There is no higher authority than a bagsy, once someone has bagseyd something it can't be taken away similair to yoink.

to claim

1,to claim something you want
2,to not do a job that you dont want to do
3,various words and actions have been added so if you are last to say bagsy then you can make up something and everyone else has to do it or do the bad job or not get the good thing but this can go on for ever and can cause fights

used in the U.K. to call dibbs, to claim first choice, by saying bagsie you are saying it is yours because you are the first to claim it.

To stake a claim on an object or task.
Also 'bagsy not' - the opposite.

British for Dibs

Original definition:

Bagsy - the ability to claim that something is so unequivocally.

*this is an elaboration to previous rules and regulations sent out by the bagsy committee.

Bagsy - a registered trademark of the Bagsy Association would like to remind its followers of several rules:

1. Bagsy is applicable globally
2. While the Bagsy Overlord resides in Scotland and Ireland, he does travel to many locations to make sure that the bagsy heritage is being preserved
3. You can bagsy that another bagsy user doesn't have valid bagsies, however this type of "blocking" bagsy is only valid for the maximum of a year (for the few who inquired, it is also valid for a minimum of an evening)
4. Once a year has passed from a "blocking bagsy" bagsy, all bagsies by the blocked are valid again
5. Bagsy interacts with other claiming laws, such as "shot" (U.S. usage) and "touching red" (commonly used in Israel) however "bagsy" is dominant and any bagsy stated will overpower other claiming statements and local laws.

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The cute version of claiming something as your own.
Sometimes this word is really too cute to be used in conversation

A british term, most used in children, referring to claiming/owning something. Sibling to shotgun, occasionally legally binding in the court of law. (not literally.)