3. (old).—To catch.

1580. Tusser, Husbandrie, ch. 36, st. 25, p. 86 (E. D. S.). Poore

cunnie, so bagged, is soone over lagged.

1858. A. Mayhew, Paved with Gold, Bk. III, ch. 1. p. 252. They tell

him adventures of how they were nearly lagged by the constables.

1891. Nat. Gould, Double Event, 263. You’ll never lag me alive, you

cur.

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