Bag

Bag : nm Un sac is a container formed of a flexible material folded, assembled, and open only from the top.
Stomach, belly: put the bag full, have the bag full.
Being caught hand in the bag: in the act, in the act.
To have your bag: to be drunk.
Ancient curse: Paper bag !.
The bag: money, wealth.
To have the big bag: to be rich.
Marry the big bag: marry a rich woman, make a rich marriage.
Aviators' slang: Passenger of an airplane.
Formerly: Sum of ten francs (one thousand old francs).
(we still use bag today: Don't you have ten bags? : for ten euros).
Put the bag on the ground: take a break.
Phrase: Empty your bag: say the bottom of your thought; to admit something that you kept hidden, to say everything you have on your heart.
Phrase: Fill the bag with it (Fill the lamp with it).
Phrase: The business is in the bag: the success of the company is certain.
Put in the same bag: to confuse, to include two or more individuals (or groups) in the same reprobation, the same contempt.
Take someone with their hand in the bag, surprise them, catch them in the act.
Bag of tangles, bag of knots: a confused, tangled affair.
Wine bag: drunkard.
Bag of bones: very thin person
Sack of potatoes: fat and shapeless woman.
Bag of tricks (of a conjurer).
Have more than one trick up your sleeve: be very smart.
An old phrase (alluding to the bag in which certain criminals were locked up): men, men of sackcloth and rope, criminals, scoundrels.
Locution: To be bundled up, tied up like a bag, very badly dressed (to be stuck like the ace of spades).
What is swollen, shapeless like a full sack.
Meat bag