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suitcase

[soot-keys] / ˈsutˌkeɪs /
NOUN
luggage
Synonyms


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Unless you carry a suitcase full of gadgets, cables and adapters, you’re risking every kind of tech frustration.

From The Wall Street Journal

Seconds later, a man in his late 20s climbed out of the darkness, carrying with him a pink polka dot roller suitcase.

From Los Angeles Times

It was raining and brutally windy, and I nearly slid down a hill with my suitcase.

From The Wall Street Journal

They have suitcases and pets, and food in plastic shopping bags.

From The Wall Street Journal

Upon the plane’s return to the U.S., its “suitcase nuke” triggered the Geiger counters at an airport in Maine, convincing a customs agent that a nuclear bomb was about to strike America.

From The Wall Street Journal