lucky bag
The term "lucky bag" has roots in naval tradition but has also become a part of popular culture, especially among children.
Definition
C1Naval
(technical, historical)A container on a ship where lost or misplaced items are stored until they can be returned to their owners.
Example
- The sailor retrieved his missing hat from the lucky bag after it was found on deck.
B1Cultural
(informal, British English)A bag filled with a variety of small toys or sweets, sold as a surprise package.
Example
- Children eagerly bought lucky bags at the fair, excited to see what surprises were inside.
C1Educational
(formal, academic)The yearbook of the United States Naval Academy, containing photographs and descriptions of graduating officers.
Example
- The midshipman proudly showed his family the Lucky Bag, filled with memories of his time at the academy.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "lucky bag":
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