Wiktionary
n. (alternative spelling of doggy bag English)
WordNet
n. a bag for food that a customer did not eat at a restaurant; the transparent pretense is that the food is taken home to feed the customer's dog [syn: doggy bag]
Usage examples of "doggie bag".
Ellen Cherry dropped the doggie bag on the pavement (within minutes, the bagSpoon and allwas cordoned off by police, and the NYPD bomb squad was on its way to investigate it).
Qwilleran announced happily on Tuesday morning, as he took the doggie bag from the refrigerator and prepared a breakfast for the cat and himself.
She noted the Morton's doggie bag, and the contents of the briefcase and an overnight bag that had been dumped out and rummaged through in back.
Her Wednesday luncheon special was always turkey, and he always took home a doggie bag.
What I didn't eat I'd take home in a doggie bag and Dmitri and I would polish it off in front of the TV as our supper.
Once when he saw Woody Allen he had to take his food home in a doggie bag, unable to eat in such a presence.
After some quick handshaking and backslapping with denizen of the Press Club, Qwilleran accepted a sizable doggie bag from the kitchen and said a reluctant farewell to his old hangout.