Pronunciation: /braʊn bæɡ/
noun a bag typically made of paper or plastic used to carry items
A1 I bring my lunch to work in a brown bag every day.
A2 She packed her snacks in a brown bag for the picnic.
B1 The student carried his textbooks in a brown bag to school.
B2 The hiker stored their trail mix in a brown bag for easy access.
C1 The artist used a brown bag to store their paintbrushes and supplies.
C2 The chef prepared a gourmet meal and served it in a brown bag for a unique dining experience.
adjective having a color similar to that of wood or soil
A1 I brought my lunch in a brown bag.
A2 She packed her books in a brown bag for school.
B1 The students were instructed to bring a brown bag lunch for the field trip.
B2 The office supplies were stored in a brown bag cabinet for easy access.
C1 The chef prepared a gourmet meal that was served in a brown bag to-go.
C2 The designer created a collection of brown bag purses that were a hit on the runway.
formal She carried her lunch in a brown bag to work every day.
informal I packed my sandwich in a brown bag for the picnic.
slang I snuck a brown bag of chips into the movie theater.
figurative He always kept his emotions in a brown bag, never letting anyone see how he truly felt.
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