Definition

A cylindrical bag with a drawstring, typically made of canvas, used by sailors to carry their clothes and personal items.

Example

The sailor packed his clothes into the seabag before heading out to sea.

Conversation

Do you remember where I put my seabag?

I think I saw it in the corner of your room yesterday.

Thanks! I need it for the sailing trip this weekend.

No problem, I can't wait to see you use that seabag on the boat.

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Root Explanation

The word 'seabag' is formed from 'sea' (from Old English 'sǣ', meaning large body of saltwater) and 'bag' (from Old Norse 'baggi', meaning a sack or pouch). A seabag refers to a bag used for carrying items, particularly by sailors, associated with the sea.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'large body of saltwater' ('sea') and a 'sack' ('bag') used to carry things, which helps you remember that a seabag is a bag for items related to the sea.

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