Manbag

Pronunciation: /mæn.bæɡ/

Definitions of manbag

noun a small bag or pouch typically carried by men to hold personal items such as keys, wallet, and phone

Example Sentences

A1 He carries his phone and wallet in his manbag.

A2 She bought a new manbag to match her outfit.

B1 The manbag was designed with multiple compartments for organization.

B2 The leather manbag was a stylish accessory for the businessman.

C1 The designer manbag was made from high-quality materials.

C2 His manbag was custom-made by a luxury brand.

Examples of manbag in a Sentence

formal The businessman carried his important documents in his sleek manbag.

informal I saw John with his manbag at the coffee shop earlier.

slang Check out that dude with the cool manbag!

figurative His manbag was like a portable office, always stocked with everything he needed.

Grammatical Forms of manbag

• plural: manbags
• comparative: more manbag
• superlative: most manbag
• present tense: manbag
• future tense: will manbag
• perfect tense: have manbagged
• continuous tense: is manbagging
• singular: manbag
• positive degree: manbag
• infinitive: to manbag
• gerund: manbagging
• participle: manbagged

Origin and Evolution of manbag

First Known Use: 2005 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'manbag' is a portmanteau of 'man' and 'bag' and was coined to describe a bag specifically designed for men to carry their personal belongings.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe a small bag or pouch carried by men, 'manbag' has evolved to encompass a wide range of bags and accessories designed for men, including messenger bags, backpacks, and briefcases.