noun
definition
A small bag, especially a small, clear, plastic bag.
Examples of baggie in a Sentence
Cookie carried all of her magic ingredients in a plastic baggie.
Be sure you find all of the extra parts that go with each particular toy and tape them together or place them in a box or ziplock baggie.
Then after you bring them home, float the baggie with the fish in the tank's water so they can get used to the temperature gradually.
Crush up Oreo cookies and place shredded coconut in a baggie with green food dye.
Put one of each into a decorated baggie for a quick and easy food favor at a Halloween wedding.
Look for baggie pants and long, breezy skirts, or check out those peasant blouses with the wide sleeves.
Many people have the most success by covering their planted herb seeds with plastic wrap or a plastic baggie to create a greenhouse of sorts.
Put it in a zipper baggie, stick that in a padded envelope, and off it goes.
Do this with several more rhyming pairs and store in a Ziploc baggie.
Make sure the hair is completely dry before you put it in a baggie.
Use a baggie that has been sprayed with no-stick spray to spread and flatten mixture.
You can tie that to the jar in a baggie or with ribbon looped through a hole in the spoon's handle.
She handed him a baggie with an egg, sausage, and cheese sandwich.