in the bag

When you are certain that you are going to succeed in doing something and very layed-back about it.

"Pffft, I got that shit in the bag!"

DUDE 1: "Man, you think you can get a date with that hott chick over there?"
DUDE 2: "Ha, it's in the bag man. I don't even have to try."

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bags

bags, in london, can refer to a grand (a thousand pounds).

so £1000 is 1 bag £5000 is 5 bags

Shane: Oi cuz how much u drop for that whip?
Memz: 16 bags fam!

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in the bag

used in a situation when one has almost definitely secured something that is of great worth, typically when one is about to run the mise.

i knew that random hot chick would make sex w/ me... i had it in the bagg

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Bags

Means Thousand Pounds. AKA Grand, Mint, 'er.

Gonna cost you 3 bags (3 grand, 3 mint or a 3'er)

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bagged

A term used on the street to mean arrested.

'etta wear ski mask and gloves, I ain't trying to get bagged tonight.'

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to bags

To reserve a seat (usually for your friend who will be arriving shortly) by placing your bag or jacket on it.
Verb: to bags
past tense: bagsed

Predominantly used by school children, especially on school bus, to stake a claim on the seat beside them for the friend who will board at the next stop.

Seated at the crowded coffee house, I placed my carrier bag on the chair opposite me.

Presently, a polite young man came up placed his hand on the vacant chair and said, "Excuse me, are you using this chair?"

To which I responded, "Sorry, mate, I've bagsed it for my girlfriend."
"No worries!" he replied.
Or at a dormitory... "I bags the bottom bunk by the door!" In which case you immediately place your bag on your bunk to secure ownership.
Can be used to lay claim for anything on offer, if there is a queue, or lack of provisions or something of limited supply, where there is rivalry. (whereby you, or your absent friend may miss out, if you fail to bags it for them).

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bagging

to make fun of, to insult

Quit bagging on the French, it's old.

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