Fleabag

/ˈfliːbæɡ/ noun

A dirty, shabby, or unpleasant place, especially a cheap hotel or lodging; also used for something worthless or a person of low character.

From 'flea' (Old English 'fleah') + 'bag' (unknown origin, possibly Old Norse). The compound emerged in American slang around the 1900s to describe the kind of cheap places where you might actually encounter fleas.

AMእንስሳ ሰር
ARحقيبة البراغيث
BNমশারি ব্যাগ
CAsac de llacs
CSpytlík pro blechy
DAlopperpose
DEFlohbeutel
ELσάκοι ψείρες
ESbolsa de pulgas
FAکیف شپش
FIpunkki tasku
FRsac à puces
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