duffel bag

NOUN
  1. a large cylindrical bag of heavy cloth; for carrying personal belongings
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How To Use duffel bag In A Sentence

  • And she grabbed her duffel bag and her backpack and hopped out, hoping that she could become invisible in three seconds.
  • While soldiers piled duffel bags into buses, i held Patience, and she cried.
  • Hastily, I stuffed the Oreo boxes into a large duffel bag.
  • At a table for four, two beautifully dressed mothers had unsnapped their toile-print duffel bags, which converted into baby seats for their infants.
  • Kevin slung the duffel bag over his shoulder and jammed the purple chips into his pockets.
  • Then the lock clicks, the door opens, the backpacks and duffel bags drop on the floor, and not long after that, you hear the zipping again.
  • It was too much to go in his wallet so he would have a duffel bag full of money. The Sun
  • Most of the recruits clutch duffel bags to their chests, straining from the effort. The Army We Have
  • Seeing how the first option was probably just the product of wishing, I left my duffel bag to the bellboy, who seemed to be struggling to keep Gillian's bags on top of the cart, and marched over to the reception desk.
  • They tended to carry their bombs in nylon backpacks or duffel bags rather than in belts or vests concealed beneath their clothing, as they do now. The Logic of Suicide Terrorism
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