Synonyms and antonyms of Bags and cases for carrying possessions in American Thesaurus

accompanied baggage (noun)

bags or suitcases belonging to a passenger who is traveling in the same plane

attaché case (noun)

a small flat case used for carrying documents

backpack (noun)

a large bag that you carry on your back, especially when you are going climbing or walking

backpack (noun)

a bag that you carry on your back, used to carry books, school supplies, or personal items

bag (noun)

a suitcase or similar container in which you carry clothes and other things you need when you are traveling

bag (noun)

a container that someone, especially a woman, uses for carrying small personal things

baggage (noun)

the suitcases, bags, etc. in which you carry your possessions when you travel

briefcase (noun)

a case for carrying documents and other things to work

bug-out bag (noun)

a bag containing the essential things that you would need in an emergency

bum bag (noun)

British a fanny pack

cabin baggage (noun)

carry-on luggage

carpetbag (noun)

a bag that you use when traveling, made from very thick cloth

carryall (noun)

American a large soft bag with handles

carry-on baggage (noun)

American suitcases and bags that you carry with you on a plane, rather than those that go in the plane’s hold

case (noun)

mainly British a suitcase

clutch purse (noun)

a small bag with no handles or strap that a woman uses for carrying money and personal things, especially at formal social events

dilly bag (noun)

Australian a type of bag for carrying things in

duffel bag (noun)

a large bag made from strong cloth that has a circular bottom and is pulled together at the top with a string

fanny pack (noun)

American a small bag with a belt that you wear around your waist

flight bag (noun)

a small soft suitcase that can be carried on an airplane

grip (noun)

old-fashioned a small bag that you use when traveling

handbag (noun)

a woman’s purse

hand luggage (noun)

carry-on luggage

kit bag (noun)

old-fashioned a bag shaped like a long tube, used for clothes and equipment

knapsack (noun)

a bag that you carry on your back

luggage (noun)

bags and suitcases that you take on a trip

pack (noun)

a bag that you carry on your back, used especially by soldiers or people walking in the countryside, for carrying clothes and equipment

papoose (noun)

a bag used for carrying a baby on your back

pencil case (noun)

a small bag or box for keeping pens, pencils and other writing materials in

pocketbook (noun)

American a woman’s purse

portmanteau (noun)

old-fashioned a large suitcase consisting of two parts that fold together

pouch (noun)

a small bag made of cloth or thin leather

purse (noun)

American a small bag in which a woman carries money, keys, credit cards, and personal objects

red box (noun)

in the U.K., a box, usually covered in red leather, that is used by government ministers to hold documents

rucksack (noun)

a backpack

satchel (noun)

a small strong bag for carrying school books that is made of thick cloth or leather and has a long handle that goes over your shoulder

shoulder bag (noun)

a purse (=bag in which a woman carries her money and personal things) with a long strap for carrying it on your shoulder

shoulder strap (noun)

a thin piece of cloth or leather attached to a bag or purse (=bag in which a woman carries her money and personal things), so that it can be carried over your shoulder

steamer trunk (noun)

a container like a very large suitcase, used for carrying clothes and other objects when you travel

suitcase (noun)

a large container with flat sides and a handle used for carrying clothes and other things when you travel

swag (noun)

Australian a bag or a roll of cloth containing a traveler’s personal possessions

toilet bag (noun)

a small bag used for carrying things such as soap, toothpaste, etc. when you are traveling

tote bag (noun)

a large open bag with handles

trunk (noun)

a large strong box with a lid used for storing things or for carrying them when you travel

vanity case (noun)

a small bag for carrying make-up

wheel-away (noun)

a suitcase, bag, etc. that has wheels