sootbag
sootbag noun: a bag of soot.
Noun
sootbag (plural sootbags)
- A bag of soot.
- One portion of the public had flown to arms because Mr. Crawshay had jocularly talked of sending a sweep and a sootbag in the third-class train to keep respectable people out.1851, A History of the English Railway, John Francis, page 103
Forms of sootbag
| plural | sootbags |
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Origin of sootbag
From soot + bag.
Questions about sootbag
- What does sootbag mean?
- Sootbag means a bag of soot.
- What part of speech is sootbag?
- Sootbag is a noun.
- What is the plural of sootbag?
- The plural of sootbag is sootbags.
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