bagsman
bagsman noun: a player who scores many goals.
Noun
bagsman (plural bagsmen)
- A player who scores many goals.
- The game’s winning strike arrived in the 65th minute courtesy of Manchester City’s Norwegian bagsman, before Havertz missed the opportunity to level the tie in added time.2026 April 23, Kedar Bayley, “What happens if Manchester City and Arsenal finish on the same points and goal difference?”, in FourFourTwo, London, retrieved 26 Apr 2026
Forms of bagsman
| plural | bagsmen |
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Origin of bagsman
From bag (“to take with oneself, to assume into one's score (as in "to bag a goal")”) + -s (“third-person singular indicative present tense suffix”) + -man.
Questions about bagsman
- What does bagsman mean?
- Bagsman means a player who scores many goals.
- What part of speech is bagsman?
- Bagsman is a noun.
- What is the plural of bagsman?
- The plural of bagsman is bagsmen.
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