Show Bag
Show Bag by hot_male1410 January 29, 2008
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Show Bag
Literally someone who is 'full of crap'
One who boasts or lies - compulsively (to gain attention, popularity or impress a chick or ones mates).
Originated in the late 90s early 2000s from the kiddy show bags you buy at the Sydney Easter Show - the bags are full of lollies and cheap crap... hence... full of crap!
Location: in Osborne Park, Lane Cove on a balcony.
One who boasts or lies - compulsively (to gain attention, popularity or impress a chick or ones mates).
Originated in the late 90s early 2000s from the kiddy show bags you buy at the Sydney Easter Show - the bags are full of lollies and cheap crap... hence... full of crap!
Location: in Osborne Park, Lane Cove on a balcony.
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show bags by Michael Kompa March 3, 2005
Show Bagging
Did you see the bag of useless shit that Tina got from Steve? He was show bagging the crap out of her present
Show Bagging by Mezanene September 25, 2021
Easter Show Bags
Australian slang term for fake breasts. Variation on the Australian slang term - “fun bags” or “bags” which is a colloquialism for boobs or breasts.
The variation is related to the cheap plastic bags of toys that can be purchased at Easter shows around the country.
Easter shows are celebrations held in the weeks around Easter originally aimed for farmers and agricultural exhibitions / competitions. More recently Easter shows are aimed at families to see animals, go on rides and purchase “Easter show bags” for the kids.
The variation is related to the cheap plastic bags of toys that can be purchased at Easter shows around the country.
Easter shows are celebrations held in the weeks around Easter originally aimed for farmers and agricultural exhibitions / competitions. More recently Easter shows are aimed at families to see animals, go on rides and purchase “Easter show bags” for the kids.
Easter Show Bags by anonymous June 20, 2025
showbag
1. Somebody who just likes to talk and talk and talk, though their words have no real meaning or basis in reality.
2. A person who, like a showbag, is full, to the point of exploding, of shit.
2. A person who, like a showbag, is full, to the point of exploding, of shit.
Those four days your mother was in town were a nightmare. That woman is such a fucking showbag, I just wanted to drive knives into my ears.
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