v. Obs. rare. [Origin not ascertained: cf. BAGGINGLY. From the ambiguous value of ME. gg, we do not know whether to pronounce badge or bag.] To look askew, or obliquely; to leer, ogle, or glance aside; cf. ASQUINT 2 c.
1369. Chaucer, Bk. Duchesse, 623. The trayteresse false and ful of gyle … That baggeth foule and loketh fayre.
c. 1380. Wyclif, Serm., Sel. Wks. 1869, I. 191. Men þat … reulen hem bi þe firste reule, þat þei baggen not þerfro.
