noun a person who collects or distributes illicitly gained money, especially for a criminal organization
In politics, a bagman is a person who collects and distributes funds for a political campaign or party, often in a secretive or unethical manner.
In business, a bagman may refer to a person who handles financial transactions or deals in a discreet or shady manner.
A bagman is a person who collects or distributes money for illegal activities, such as bribes or extortion.
A bagman is often associated with corruption, acting as a middleman in illegal financial transactions.
In organized crime, a bagman is a person responsible for transporting and delivering illicit goods or money.
In literature, a 'bagman' may refer to a character who is responsible for carrying out illegal or unethical tasks for someone else.
In psychology, 'bagman' may be used metaphorically to describe a person's subconscious or repressed emotions and thoughts that they carry with them.
In politics, 'bagman' may refer to a person who is responsible for collecting and delivering illegal or unethical payments on behalf of a candidate or party.
In business, 'bagman' may refer to a person who is involved in bribery or corruption by handling illicit funds or payments.