Pronunciation: /ˈdʌfəl/
noun a large cylindrical bag of heavy material; for carrying personal belongings
A1 I packed my clothes in a duffel bag for the trip.
A2 She carried her sports gear in a duffel when she went to the gym.
B1 The soldier slung his duffel over his shoulder as he marched to the barracks.
B2 The traveler's duffel was filled with souvenirs from their trip around the world.
C1 The designer duffel bag was made of luxurious leather and had gold hardware.
C2 The athlete's custom-made duffel was embroidered with their name and team logo.
adjective relating to or characteristic of duffel bags or coats
A1 I packed my duffel bag for the weekend trip.
A2 She carried her duffel backpack everywhere she went.
B1 The hiker had a duffel sack with all his camping gear.
B2 The athlete's duffel kit contained all the necessary equipment for the competition.
C1 The military officer's duffel luggage was filled with essential supplies for deployment.
C2 The seasoned traveler always chose a duffel suitcase for its durability and versatility.
formal The traveler packed all their belongings into a sturdy duffel bag for the journey.
informal I always throw my gym clothes in my duffel before heading to the gym.
slang I scored this cool duffel at the thrift store for only $10!
figurative She carried the emotional baggage from her past relationship like a heavy duffel on her shoulders.
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