Bag and Rope

Bag

Bag verb - To take physical control or possession of (something) suddenly or forcibly.

Usage example: bagged a deer while hunting last weekend

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Rope and bag are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rope" instead a verb "Bag".

Nearby Words: baggy, bagging, bagful

Rope verb - Fasten with a rope.

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Bag and rope are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bag" instead a verb "Rope".

Nearby Words: roping, roped, roper, ropey, ropeway

burning	burning bag	burning rope
special	special bag	special rope
long	long bag	long rope
similar	similar bag	similar rope
Other adjectives: normal, ordinary, free, single, simple, actual, entire, large, big, huge, wrong, blue, black, thin, makeshift, wet, hanging, literal, red, magical.

At Mephit Furmeet 5, an attendee concealed his identity in the cheapest fursuit ever—a mouse mask made from a bag and a rope through the belt for a tail.

Source: Brown Bag Mask
Eddy gets a serious case of rope burn, Edd climbs the rope using a mechanical apparatus, and Ed... puts on a paper-bag monkey mask and tries to swing around like Tarzan.

Source: Gym Class Rope Climb
In Grim Fandango, Manny Calavera can say this to dockmaster Velasco, who is, apparently, an old salty bag of rope (you should see his wife!).

Source: Hello, Sailor!

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