duffel Antonyms
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Meaning of duffel
duffel (n)
a large cylindrical bag of heavy cloth; for carrying personal belongings
a coarse heavy woolen fabric
duffel (n.)
A kind of coarse woolen cloth, having a thick nap or frieze.
Outfit or suppplies, collectively; kit.
duffel Sentence Examples
- The soldiers packed their duffels with essential supplies for the upcoming mission.
- The old man carried his tattered duffel, filled with a lifetime of memories.
- The hiker fastened the duffel securely to her backpack for the long journey through the mountains.
- The gym member struggled to lift the heavy duffel filled with weights.
- The traveler rolled her duffel across the airport terminal, eager to start her new adventure.
- The camper unzipped his duffel and pulled out a warm blanket to ward off the evening chill.
- The hockey player lugged his duffel, filled with gear, to the locker room after practice.
- The student carefully packed her duffel with textbooks and notebooks for her upcoming exams.
- The volunteer loaded duffels of food and clothing into the truck for distribution to those in need.
- The explorer checked the contents of his duffel, ensuring he had everything necessary for his expedition to the remote island.
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a large cylindrical bag of heavy cloth; for carrying personal belongings, a coarse heavy woolen fabricA kind of coarse woolen cloth, having a thick nap or friez
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The soldiers packed their duffels with essential supplies for the upcoming mission.
The old man carried his tattered duffel, filled with a lifetime of memories.
The hiker fastened the duffel securely to her backpack for the long journey through the mountains.
The gym member struggled to lift the heavy duffel filled with weights.
