baggaged

“Certainly in the recent past the Turkey-bag-and-baggaged-out-of-Europe Policy has sapped the loyalty of seventy millions in British India, to whom Islam is everything and independent India of itself but a very little thing.”

The Return of the Turk

“When it was announced that the boat from England was in we went out and saw the be-bundled and be-baggaged passengers come ashore and go to the train which was waiting alongside.”

Nellie Bly's Book: Around the World in Seventy-Two Days

“It regretted me [49] that, my books and every thing being packed, I could not send you a few things I meant for you; but they were all sealed and baggaged, so as to have made it a month's work to get at them again.”

Life of Lord Byron With His Letters And Journals

“Definitely ended up happy to be travelling back to Australia in comfy shoes with my over baggaged suitcase.”

S Studio by Shai Coggins