bag press (bagpres)

A pre in which the materials to be pre ed are inclosed in sacks or bags of linen or hair. It is used in various manufacturing proce es, as in the expre ing of oil from seeds. bag-pudding (bag'puding), n. A pudding boiled in a bag. bag-pump (bag'pump), n. A form of bellows-pump in which there is an elastic bag, distended at intervals by rings, fastened at one end to the bottom of the piston chamber, and at the other to the valve-disk. Bag-pump. a, valved disk which takes the place of the bucket. B. Agr. An abbreviation of Bach elor of Agriculture, a title conferred by agricul tural colleges. See bachelor. bag ratio nite (ba-gra's hon-it), n. [After P. R. Bag ration: see ite2.] "A mineral from the Ural, resembling some forms of allanite, of which it is probably a variety. bag-reef (bag'rēf), n. The lowest reef of a fore-and-aft sail, or the first reef of a topsail. Bagrinæ (ba-gri'nē), n. pl. [NL., dorsal fin in front of the ventral fins. There are many species, mostly Asiatic and East Indian.