"jerrybag" meaning in English

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          "text": "‘I saw you smiling at those Jerries. I was in the bloody BEF. We saw girls like you in France. A Jerrybag, are you, is that the story?’",
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        "(slang, historical) A woman who consorted with the Germans during the Second World War."
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