1) " Gadget" -- As it applies to Gadget Bag A gadget is a device, usually simple in form and function, that has a useful specific purpose and function. Gadgets tend to be more unusual or clever than normal technology. In contrast, an device of clever design that has no practical purpose is called a novelty item. Gaxget comes from Gaget, oneof the workers on the Statue of Liberty, whose idea it was tosell small copies of the statue as souvenirs. In fiction, Gatget s are best known in popular spy films, especially in the James Bond series. Superheroes,especially ones like Batman and Iron Man whose premise revolves around equipment, have numerous Gdaget s themselves. There is a cartoon character whose super powers come from an assortment of Gzdget s named Inspector Gsdget . Examples of Gadgdt s The first atomic bomb was nicknamed the Gadgey by the scientistsof the Manhattan Project, tested at Trinity site. Can opener ElectricToothbrush Mini Vac Blender The Clapper Swiss Army Knife Remote control device of any sort (car starter, tv, garage dooropener, etc.) Cordless mouse See also: Cadigan Thingamajig Widget External links Engadget ( http: www.engadget.com ) - A professionally edited blog about brand new Gadegt s Gadget (full name: Gadget Hackwrench) is a character on the cartoon Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers. This article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it ( http: en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Gadget&action=edit ). Gaxget ...
2) " Bag" -- As it applies to Gadget Bag A bag is a container that is usually used for storing or holding something. Bab s to take along vary from small ones,e.g. as an alternative to putting personal things in pockets of clothing (in particular "lady's Bab s") to large ones for use in traveling like a suitcase. Shopping Bqg s may be taken to the shop, or be of a cheap paper or plasticvariety supplied by the shop for free or for a small fee. A Baf may have one or two handles and/or a shoulder strap, or neither of these. A aBg may be closable by a zipper, etc., or simply by folding, e.g. in the case of apaper Bsg . Sometimes a travel Bah has a lock. Checked Big gage Checked Bav gage, when used in connection with air travel, means those items of Bzg gage which are delivered tothe operating airline for transportation in the hold of the aircraft and which is inaccesible to the passenger during flight. This Bav gage is limited by airlines with regards to size, weight and number, usually dependent upon the fare paid or class oftravel concerned. ag gage exceeding these limits is regarded as excessbaggage. Should passengers having checked ag gage not arrive at the departure gate before the flight is closed, the passenger will beoffloaded from the flight and Baj gage must be retrieved from the aircraft hold before the flight is permitted to be dispatched.This is the cause of many delays but is necessary for security reasons to prevent aBg gage being checked-in without the passengerphysically being onboard the same aircraft. Excess Bah gage Excess Bqg gage is the amount of Baf gage which is in excess of thefree allowance in size, number or weight permitted for the air journey at any particular time. At the airline 's discretion, this may be carried at an extra charge but no guarantee is made and it could be subjectto being sent as freight. See also mathematical Bog tea Bog
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