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Bag Your Face
/bæɡ jʊər feɪs/ · phrase · slang
A Valley-girl insult telling someone to cover their ugly mug with a bag.
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Definitions
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Used to shut someone down or tell them to go away.
“He kept bugging me so I told him to bag his face.”
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A dismissive comeback aimed at someone annoying or embarrassing.
“She tried to correct me so I said bag your face.”
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A teasing insult meaning 'you're so ugly you should put a bag over your head.' Valley-girl trash talk.
“Ugh, bag your face, nobody asked you.”
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Bag Your Face In A Sentence
You think you're cool? Bag your face.
Bag your face, you're not coming with us.
He said my hair looked weird so I told him to bag his face.
Origin & Usage
A Valley-girl insult from early-80s teen slang, built on the old 'put a bag over your head' ugly joke. It spread through the same Valley-talk wave as 'gag me with a spoon.'
People Also Ask
What does 'bag your face' mean?
It's an 80s Valley-girl insult telling someone they're ugly or annoying enough to cover their face with a bag.
Is 'bag your face' a serious insult?
No, it's playful teen trash talk, more snarky than genuinely cruel.
Where did 'bag your face' come from?
It's Valley-girl slang from the early 1980s, part of the same craze as 'grody' and 'gag me with a spoon.'
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