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a saddlebag. [Arabic al-kurj, the saddlebag]. alforja
a pack worn on the back; (verb) to hike with a pack on one's back. backpack
a receptacle for containing something; (verb) to put into a bag. bag
without a bag. bagless+
like a bag. baglike+
a small cloth bag containing dried beans and the like. beanbag
a sleeping-bag. bedroll
a type of large rucksack. bergen+
a small case for carrying briefs, or for documents in general briefcase
a small bag for diamonds, gold dust etc. bulse
a small bag, usu worn on a belt round the waist, orig used by skiers, etc. bumbag
a pouch or bag at the pommel of a saddle. cantina
a travelling-bag made of carpeting (not a bag for carrying carpets!). carpetbag
an overnight bag, a holdall. carryall
a sack for carrying coal. coalsack
a bag; the male genitals. cod
a purse. crumenal
a small rucksack for use on short walks. daysack
a dilly-bag, an Australian aboriginal bag made of woven grass or fibre. dilli dilly
a bundle formerly carried on the person by Highland troops; a kit-bag; a portmanteau. dorlach
a bag for feeding horses. feedbag
a sleeping-bag; a seedy place. fleabag
a small round bag with plastic pellets or other material and used in games that require it being kept aloft with the feet. footbag+
a bag for holding gas; a talkative person. gasbag
a traveler's handbag. gripsack
a bag or sack made from gunny, a coarse jute fabric. gunnybag gunnysack
a bag for small articles, carried esp by women; (verb) to attack, undermine: HANDBAGS, HANDBAGGING, HANDBAGGED. handbag
a rigid rucksack. hardpack+
a bag worn over the shoulder for carrying provisions. haversack
a portable case or bag for miscellaneous articles. holdall
a water container made from animal hide. kirbeh
a bag for holding kit. kitbag+
a bag of canvas or other weatherproof material with shoulder-straps, carried on the back esp. by soldiers and hikers. knapsack
a packsack. kyack
a bag for litter. litterbag
a bag for holding mail. mailbag
a pouch for holding mail. mailpouch+
a sack for holding mail. mailsack
a pack designed to be carried by one person. manpack
a hobo's swag or bundle. matilda
a bag for holding money. moneybag
a small knapsack. musette
a food bag hung over a horse's head. nosebag
as in nunny bag, a small sealskin haversack. nunny+
a person staying overnight; an overnight bag. overnighter
a backpack or rucksack; (verb) to put into a receptacle for transportation or storage pack
a carrying bag worn on the back. packsack
(Maori) a rucksack. pikau+
(dial.) a bag, a pouch. pock poke
a wallet for papers or money carried in the pocket; a small book for the pocket; a handbag. pocketbook
a corrupt form of PORTMANTEAU, a travelling bag. pockmanky pockmantie
a travelling bag: PORTMANTEAUS or PORTMANTEAUX. portmanteau
a PORTMANTEAU. portmantle
a PORTMANTEAU. portmantua
a bag for holding mail. postbag
a pocket, purse, bag; (verb) to form a pouch. pouch
to pack in advance. prepack
a small bag for money etc.; (verb) to pucker. purse
like a purse. purselike
a bag for storing scraps of cloth. ragbag
to pack again. repack
a woman's workbag, or a little bag to be carried in the hand, originally of network reticule
a KNAPSACK. rucksack
a SATCHEL suspended from a cavalry officer's belt. sabretache
a large bag made of coarse fabric, thick paper, etc; (verb) to dismiss from an employment. sack
a small bag containing potpourri or other scented material; a bag for holding handkerchiefs, etc. sachet
a bag carried at, or attached to, the saddle. saddlebag
a bag containing sand; (verb) to stun with a bag of sand. sandbag
a small carrying bag. satchel
carrying a satchel. satcheled+
a satchel, a bag for carrying school books. schoolbag
a small bag; a satchel. scrip
a bag used by a sailor. seabag
a pouch, as for tobacco. spleuchan
a bag for holding a toilet sponge. spongebag
a bundle of possessons carried by someone on foot. swag
a bag containing tea leaves for infusion. teabag
a bag for holding tools. toolbag
a golf bag, a shopping trolley. trundler
a bag used to carry food in the bush or by jolly swagmen. tuckerbag
an overnight travelling-bag. valise walise
a bag for holding wine, made out of a skin. wineskin
a bag for holding implements or materials for work. workbag
of a plastic bag, having seams that may be pressed together to form a seal. ziplock
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