IPA: /ˈræɡbæɡ/
KK: /ˈræɡbæɡ/
A bag used to hold old cloths or scraps, often containing a mix of different items.
She kept all her old clothes in a ragbag for recycling.
Ragbag is formed from "rag" (from Old English *raga*, meaning a piece of torn cloth) and "bag" (from Old English *bagga*, meaning a sack or pouch). The word "ragbag" refers to a bag made for holding rags or scraps of cloth.
Think of a 'piece of torn cloth' ('rag') being put into a 'sack' ('bag') — that's why a ragbag is a bag for holding rags.