bagman

So, by the time the leader and his bagman reached them.

"This must be important if you came down here as the bagman, sir."

The bagman may receive a fraction of the money collected.

That milkman who made me his bagman was no fool.

He looked more than ever like a prosperous bagman.

Without either of us ever formalizing it, I became his bagman on the investigation.

"Is this man a bagman for a terrorist network?"

If a bagman offers me snuff in a train I accept.

Even more incredibly, despite being Brown's bagman, he seems to be the only one who understands economics.

To introduce a bagman was one of the worst crimes in hunting's social calendar.

And he's got this guy Rich Beaumont as his bagman.

She was being compelled to stay, compelled to act as an organization bagman.

Vito was a Mob bagman who came in with a light bag one time too many.

His so-called partner was what they called a "bagman" in the United States.

Bagman can transform into goo, then absorb and digest matter.

He worked for them first as a precinct captain and later as their bagman.

Bagman is played using one 4-way joystick and one action button.

Ram is the uncomfortable but diligent bagman for a department head in India's education ministry.

He can be the nuclear bagman if necessary."

Means intended to use Whitaker as the bagman to pick up her money, but both were arrested and convicted.

While inside Bagman they either suffocate or they are digested.

Australia was going through the depression which forced Crawford to join the unemployed bagman.

Montgomery is a town where, in serious conversation, one can hear a person's profession described as that of "hereditary bagman."