Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This was a fun way of saying everything was topsy-turvy, really in a state of confusion. A stampede would be a real bag of nails.
Other words for a pocketbook could include purse, handbag, bag, tote, etc. When pocketbook, pocket, or wallet is used as slang, it is usually a reference to money.
what dose a tucker bag mean from the song Waltzing Matilda
It's just a slang term that means a thief's loot or treasure. It doesn't stand for anything.
It is the same as a douche bag according to the Urban Dictionary.
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Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! A cowboy's war bag was what he carried everything he needed in. The image is of being ready for war - or anything that might happen. A war bag might contain his spare clothing, extra ammunition, spare parts for his equipment, a bill of sale for his horse, playing cards, a book or treasured letters.
"Hoebag" is a slang term referring to a female who will do anything sexually with anyone.
This is old Sixties slang. You don't say it as "your bag" - you say "NOT your bag" as in not the sort of thing you care for. If someone offers you some drugs (as people often did in the Sixties), you could say, "Sorry man, it's not my bag."
A douche is used for vaginal hygeine, but in slang a douche bag is a jerk.
It depends how much feathers and how much nails are in each bag
Food. So a "tucker bag" is a pack or sack containing food.
Bucket bag was not a slang tern. A bucket bag was a purse. Shaped like a bucket but slightly oval. The top closure was 2 oval shaped flaps of soft leather that folded in on top of each other. Any girl who was "anyone" carried a bucket bag.
"Banger" or "Snag" is Australian slang for the BBQ'ing type of sausage, also known as a "mystery bag" because of the questionable meat content.
A bag of fruit is an Australian rhyming slang term for a suit.
Size generally refers to volume in respect to containers. As a result a bag filled with nails will have more mass than an equal sized bag filled with cotton. Inertia is proportional to mass and the velocity the mass is travelling at, or alternately the mass and the acceleration it is subjected to. As a consequence a bag filled with nails travelling at the same velocity (or subjected to the same acceleration) as an equal sized bag filled with cotton has a greater inertia due to its greater mass.
A modern day cowboy working on the US plains might consider placing the following items in his saddle bag: * matches * cellphone * non perishable snacks * something to read
She thinks she's all that, AND a bag of chips.