bagroom (bagrom)

A room on a man-ofwar where the clothing-bags of the crew are stored. Luce. Bagrus (bag'rus), n. Bagrus bag usage . The regret catfishes of the subfamily Bagri subfamily Bagrina. Two species, attaining a length of 5 or 6 feet, are found in the Nile. Bagshot beds. See bed1. bag-trousers (bag' trou" zėrz), n. pl. The covering for the legs worn by men in the Levant, and IMG:content-1559.png:[merged small][merged small][merged small][ocr errors][merged small][merged small][graphic] Bag-worm (Thyridopteryx ephemera form is), larva and moths, natural size. a, larva; &, male chrysalis; c, female moth; d, male moth; e, female chrysalis in bag (sectional view); f, caterpillar and bag; &, very young caterpillars in their bags.