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luggage
[luhg-ij]
noun
suitcases, trunks, etc.; baggage.
luggage
/ ˈʌɡɪ /
noun
suitcases, trunks, etc, containing personal belongings for a journey; baggage
Other Word Forms
- luggageless adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of luggage1
Example Sentences
Passenger confusion has prompted the European Union's largest consumer group to push for fairer and more consistent hand luggage rules, and caused one government to start cracking down on airlines over bag charges.
Jane told the court that she picked the package up from a member of Mr Combs' security, put it in her check-in luggage and flew to Miami, where she discovered it contained ecstasy.
Elkind said it’s unclear how many residents will end up relying on the train entirely to get to the airport if they have to change lines while balancing luggage or kids.
With Air Canada and Southwest the latest airlines to charge passengers for check-in luggage, the ballooning cost of such ancillary or "junk fees" is provoking anger among politicians and consumer groups.
In a statement published online, customs officials said they had identified irregularities in one piece of luggage, prompting them to track down the owner.
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