What Does Baggage Mean In Shakespeare

What does the rosary mean in Shakespeare's language? 3

Goods and goods have the same meaning as they are generally binding terms. It seems to come from the idea of an old suitcase that is still in use, but it has seen better days. Purses and suitcases were very expensive in Shakespeare's time, so the poor could buy what the rich considered old.

The term always refers to a woman.

I think here, but does that mean a bad woman? I have used it in the past as an influential term, so I wonder if it is a Shakespearean word that lives on in this context.