A bag in which to carry a cloak or other clothes; a portmanteau, valise.

A little bag or portmanteau.

Originally cant. A portmanteau, trunk, or other piece of baggage; a bundle or parcel of any kind. Cf. peterman, n. 3a. In later use frequently Taxi…

A night-bag, a travelling bag.

A travelling bag, properly one made of carpet.

A flat carrying case which is coiled or rolled up and secured by means of a strap.

A load or pack carried on the back or shoulders; a knapsack, a swag; a makeshift knapsack or saddlebag.

With the sense ‘used when travelling; designed for travel’, as in travelling bag, travelling clock, travelling shawl, etc.

Australian and New Zealand. The bundle of personal belongings carried by a traveller in the bush, a tramp, or a miner. Frequently in colloquial…

a bag designed to hold or protect a suit of clothes; esp. (a) a travelling bag designed to hold a suit in such a way as to avoid creasing or…

Australian and New Zealand. A collection of personal belongings rolled in a blanket and carried by a bushman or swagman while travelling; = swag, n.1…

= swag, n.1 10. to walk (also waltz) Matilda: to carry a swag, to travel the road.

A bundle of blankets or personal belongings, a swag (sense 10).

A suitcase or bag; (in plural) baggage.

Chiefly U.S. A soft strong bag with handles for carrying belongings on a journey; = grip, n.1 8b.

a seaman's travelling bag or trunk; also transferred, a heavy artillery shell.

a pedestrian traveller's kit with his blanket rolled about it.

colloquial. U.S. A bag or case suitable for carrying everything needed for a weekend away from home; a weekend bag.

A type of soft zip-up travel bag.

With the sense ‘for use at or only at the weekend; appropriate to the weekend’, as weekend bag, weekend case, weekend cottage, weekend ticket, etc.

U.S. A large travel bag with several compartments and pockets. Now rare.