Noun:

ପୁରୁଣା ବ୍ୟାଗ୍ |,

old bag's Usage Examples:

eternal busybody, the rock of ages; when things are going well, she is the old bag, when things are going wrong, she is the first one they turn to".

Described as "brilliantly funny" and a "cantankerous, rich old bag of a grannie", ex- EastEnders star Natalie Cassidy praised.

the sped-up sample for showing West has been "digging back through his old bag of tricks" and also complimented the "echoing, cavernous, almost dancehall-esque.

would initially turn up for political meetings in "old bags (trousers) and gumboots" In 1949, he was elected to the Australian House of Representatives as.

on the table in front of me an umbrella, a neck wrapper, and a shabby old bag.

Luce, saying "Why thresh old straws or beat an old bag of bones?" The Las Vegas Convention Center opened.

Johnny’s car again fails scrutiny; instead, lab tests reveal the battered old bag had actually been impregnated with "200,000 worth the narcotics destined.

Described as "brilliantly funny" and a "cantankerous, rich old bag of a grannie", ex- EastEnders star Natalie Cassidy praised the introduction.

whirlwind gales—which the narrator attributes to Mother Nature: “the old bag blew her top!” The narrator also describes the conditions as "almost unbelievable.

Tachyon, an old bag lady, by a cinema he discovers that her trolley is in fact a time machine.

Described as "brilliantly funny" and a "cantankerous, rich old bag of a grannie", ex- EastEnders.

In frustration, Jack calls Mabel an "old bag," triggering her memory of Jerry robbing her.

death affectionately, never quite managing to forget the irreplaceable "old bag".

Synonyms:

age-old, archaic, used, hoary, antediluvian, hand-me-down, longtime, patched, noncurrent, nonmodern, age, sunset, yellow, antiquated, past, long-ago, worn, immemorial, yellowed, rusty, hand-down, antique, auld, stale, secondhand,

Antonyms:

new, future, current, modern, present, fresh,