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saddlebag
[ sad-l-bag ]
noun
- a large bag or pouch, usually one of a pair, hung from a saddle, laid over the back of a horse behind the saddle, or mounted over the rear wheel of a bicycle or motorcycle.
- Often saddlebags. excess fat around the hips and buttocks.
saddlebag
/ ˈsædəlˌbæɡ /
noun
- a pouch or small bag attached to the saddle of a horse, bicycle, etc
- informal.plural rolls of fat protruding from the sides of a person's thighs
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Example Sentences
I pulled over in a church parking lot, took off my fancy Rapha T-shirt, and stuffed it in my saddlebag.
Then we corralled everything into waterproof stuffsacks to compress it enough to fit in the saddlebags.
With a loaded bottle of bear spray in my saddlebag, I set off on the park’s 92-mile main road, feeling equal parts timid and ferocious as I zoomed down a steep hill and across the finely braided streams of the Teklanika River.
He stretched out lazily, watching his mother draw his favourite book from her saddlebag.
And as I looked at the little man, half lost in a big saddlebag chair, I felt ashamed of my irritation.
As he halted to deliver this message, a bullet struck the saddlebag in rear of his left leg.
Take a second with you in saddlebag or valise; and hide such money as you have left somewhere upon your person.
Also at his suggestion a quart of whiskey was purchased and carefully divided into two flasks, one for each saddlebag.
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