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Put the fries in the bag

The tiktok slang “put the fries in the bag” means when a tiktoker who fell off tries to be relevant and instead is being annoying. People are just trying to say to quit and leave social media and get a job at McDonald’s.

Jack Doherty is an example of someone who needs to put the fries in the bag.

by I Swallow Your Come July 25, 2024

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Put the Fries In The Bag

Slang on TikTok that is use to tell someone to get a job. Usually used towards content creators like “The Mannii Show” to symbolize their content is not something they should pursue.

Person 1: Why did the chicken cross the road? To get to the other side!
Person 2: just put the fries in the bag bro 😭🙏

by electricm July 10, 2024

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Put the fries in the bag

There's two definitions

Definition one: When an influencer is flopping so hard, people say put the fries in the bag because they think that they'll become a McDonald's worker later in life.

Definition two: When someone talks too much and isn't getting to the point, you say put the fries in the bag to make them get to the point.

" You're taking to long with this story, just put the fries in the bag"

by CHAERRIOS August 15, 2024


Team Bag

The act of multiply men t-bagging 1 girl

Prison Mike: Yo Rebbecas passed out on the couch with her mouth open

Nicky Freeze: Tyler, Prison, Anthony, Jon, Woodz , Hung Lu let's team bag this bitch

by Nicky Freeze March 20, 2016


Scottish gravy bag

A douchebag made from the intestines of a sheep. Commonly used by people native to Scotland.

I just killed Patrick the sheep, going to make a knarly scottish gravy bag

by Clowndaddy September 16, 2017


Bag-haggle

Although the actual definition is unknown, it's a way of threatening a misbehaving kid. The most common sentence it's used in, (down below,) has been used for at least 4 generations.

Stop it or I'm going to have to come over there and bag-haggle you!

by A guy from Jerzey March 14, 2024


Bag-haggle

Although the actual definition is unknown, it's a way of threatening a misbehaving kid. The most common sentence it's used in, (down below,) has been used for at least 4 generations.

Stop it or I'm going to have to come over there and bag-haggle you!

by A guy from Jerzey March 14, 2024