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Meanings of duffel in English
Catalan
duffel 
A large cylindrical bag of heavy cloth; for carrying personal belongings.
Usage of duffel in English
1
The bed was made, the dresser clear, and Ross's small duffel missing.
2
Each bag was tagged and all were placed in the large duffel-bag.
3
He left the room, got his duffel, and went to the balcony.
4
The duffel bags are open, cans of food discarded on the floor.
5
He yanked out the new duffel, and slammed the trunk lid down.
6
The drawers are open and there's a half-packed duffel on the bed.
7
I'm your ride to Lejeune. Rigg heaved my duffel onto his shoulder.
8
I reached into my duffel to grab a fistful of protein bars.
9
He and Mack searched the car, the duffel inside it, the clothes.
10
A large duffel, stuffed full, sat in the gravel beside the road.
11
And the toggle on the garrote comes from Paddy's own duffel coat.
12
He got the duffel bag containing the water, food, and first-aid kit.
13
With the glass still in hand, she carried her duffel bag upstairs.
14
Lindenbaum had two bags, a small one and a larger canvas duffel.
15
Hailey stood in front of her, a gray duffel over her shoulder.
16
You saw what just happened with your duffel bag and the trunk.
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Duffel across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare