'bag clip' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a device used to hold a bag closed. For example, "I used a bag clip to keep my potato chips fresh."
The coffee scoop is hand-carved by women artisans in India and cleverly doubles as a bag clip.
We prefer to keep the restraint simple and comfortable, so a sock or mitt can be used as well as a bag clip at the end of a long-sleeved sweater.
Get a large bag clip to close the remainder.
Hold the open ends shut with a bag clip, the kind used to hold potato chips closed in the kitchen.
You can put a chip bag clip on the twist of the towel so that it stays tied.
Fill it with your spices (and another with tea leaves if you wish), close it with an inexpensive bag clip, then discard it when done.
The idea behind the bag is a big hard-backed rolling duffel with a detachable carry-on bag clipped to the front and held flush by magnets.
Is it possible that your Magnetic Bag Clips were actually produced by child labor?
Hey, are you concerned that the egregious discounting of your Magnetic Bag Clips at Home Goods might harm the Guy Fieri brand image?
If so, what exactly about your Magnetic Bag Clips makes them (a) "rock" (b) "look cool" (c) "feel great in your hands" or (d) "makes cookin' up real deal meals even easier", in any meaningful sense?
Guy Fieri's Magnetic Bag Clips Meh AVAILABLE Here ATMOSPHERE Fine, if you like red, gray and pink SERVICE One clip missing SOUND LEVEL Loud clipping sound RECOMMENDED For bags of Doritos, potato chips, but not nipples PRICES $7.95, but egregiously discounted at Home Goods RESERVATIONS Made in China.
