bagman
/ˈbæɡmæn/
noun
- A person who collects or carries money, especially for illegal or dishonest purposes.
- The detective arrested the bagman who was picking up cash from the illegal gambling operation.
- The gang's bagman was caught on camera receiving a suitcase full of money.
- In the movie, the corrupt politician used a bagman to handle the bribes.
- A person who carries a bag, especially a traveling salesperson or a beggar.
- The old bagman walked from town to town selling pots and pans.
- A weary bagman sat by the roadside with his worn leather satchel.
- In the 19th century, a bagman was often a traveling merchant.