baggie

For instance, shipping medications in baggies (pouches), where the script label is printed directly on the baggie.

If you drop it in a plastic baggie, submerging into water will push the airbubbles out nicely.

They looked at her skeptically until she pulled out a baggie with the dead widow in it.

Still have the PC original, complete with Peril-Sensitive Sunglasses and Microscopic Invasion Starfleet (in a baggie).

E.g., not a guy with a little baggie of weed, or a guy downloading some academic papers he isn't allowed to.

But as it sits, carrying a baggie of modules in my backpack is just silly.

I now rave to people about putting their passports in a waterproof baggie - just like this guy.

Last I checked, a baggie of corner store candy is not exempt but a $5k wedding cake would be.

I've resorted to an extremely baggie style to get better space around the sleeve, especially on t-shirts.

Opening the baggie was a bad move however, and if he didn't have a contact with the cops already, they may take it as intent.

Gets out his registration, cop sees the baggie and arrests him.

Unless you put it in a one quart ziplock baggie.

A good primer on why we need testing is the Bunk Police's documentary "What's in My Baggie".

"With a street value of over $10 million dollars, the baggie found on the suspect is expected to vault the police chief to running-mate status for the governor..."

Before that it was "grass", but that really was the bad cheap stuff, ten dollars a lid (an ounce of leaves in a baggie with the flap sealed by spit) from Mexico.

This mirrors the oil company messaging: "pay no attention to the oil spills and CIA-sponsored coups de etat, we're the swell people that make the petrochemicals in that ziploc baggie in your little girl's lunchbox." "We power the trucks that bring organic vegetables to your dinner table." Microsoft: For the Children.