[
US
/ˈdəfəɫ/
]
[ UK /dˈʌfəl/ ]
[ UK /dˈʌfəl/ ]
NOUN
- a large cylindrical bag of heavy cloth; for carrying personal belongings
- a coarse heavy woolen fabric
How To Use duffel In A Sentence
- In one media report, a ramp worker was even caught with a duffel bag of ammunition and a gun at work.
- She was holding a duffel bag and pair of high heels in one hand, and a bottle of Tylenol in the other.
- The other campers were currently tossing down their duffels.
- He wore a baseball cap, light-coloured jogging bottoms, trainers and a big woolly duffel-type coat with a hood.
- So I packed my duffel bag. Christianity Today
- But of the elderly women who came there, not many had so far changed the fashion of their youth as to cover the white "mutch" with anything but a handkerchief in the summertime, or with a shawl, or with the hood of the mantle of scarlet or grey duffel, when the weather was cold. Allison Bain, or, By a Way she knew not
- Inuit women sewed parkas from tanned animal hides until modernization led to the use of duffel wool.
- I'm just glad I used my ratty old duffel bag and not my Pradas, Guccis and Louis Vuittons…
- First came a short, stout black woman dressed like a hooker, shirt buttons undone, hair wild and dishevelled, dragging a scuffed duffel bag by its long loop.
- Julie Felix came to England in 1964 after leaving California and hitching through Europe with a duffel bag and guitar.