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bagging
In a retail context, this term refers to the specific labor of packing goods, often associated with entry-level service roles. It carries a connotation of routine, manual efficiency and is typically used in the context of grocery or department stores.
When used as a verb to mean securing a prize or a partner, the tone shifts to an informal or colloquial register. In this sense, it implies a successful "capture" or a competitive advantage, often suggesting that the item or person was highly desired by others.
Meanings
Examples
The cashier is bagging the groceries quickly to keep the line moving.
I hate bagging my own items when the store does not provide a clerk.
Proper bagging of the roots is essential for transporting the seedlings.
He is bagging the soil for the garden project this afternoon.
I can not believe she is actually bagging a millionaire.
The athlete is finally bagging the gold medal after years of training.
The warehouse staff spent the entire morning bagging the bulk grain.