baggin' up
An urban term (used mostly in the midatlantic area-originated in Delaware) used to describe laughing or shared laughter. To bag up, bagged up, etc.
baggin' up by TTWhy February 10, 2009
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Bagging up.
A Delaware native term for laughing uncontrollably, to the point of almost pissing oneself.
To laugh hysterically
Lol'ing
To laugh hysterically
Lol'ing
I was at Duffer's mill and Stan Atkins booty popp'd in his red Justin Beiber pants, I was BAGGING UP.
Bagging up. by mmhmthatsright86 July 2, 2012
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