rebag

English

Etymology

From re- +‎ bag.

Verb

rebag (third-person singular simple present rebags, present participle rebagging, simple past and past participle rebagged)

1. (transitive) To place in another bag.
   • 1975, Jack Shepherd, The politics of starvation:

     Other grain came in, got rebagged, shipped to Djibouti, and exported.

   • 1997, Robin Dand, The International Cocoa Trade:

     All expenses incurred in connection with such rebagging shall be borne by the owner of the cocoa.

Derived terms

• rebagger

Anagrams

• Gaber, barge, Aberg, Barge, Berga, begar, Garbe, Brega