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Definition of carryall in English: carryallnounˈkarɪɔːlˈkɛriˌɔl 1North American A large bag or case. Example sentencesExamples - While best known for simple travel and shoulder bags, Jack Spade puts out a great line of carryalls.
- Her sturdy carryalls work as whimsical homes-away-from-home for the urban packrat.
- ‘Back to cameras,’ Chastity said and slung her carryall on her shoulder as Brandon wrestled their suitcase to their brownstone.
- Wou has just two assets: a small but energetic staff and an unwavering belief in her signature product, a chic but practical striped carryall made from an environmentally friendly recyclable plastic called Wootex.
- Don't take boxes, baskets, rod holdalls and big carryalls with you.
- She was dressed all in black and had a canvas carryall over her shoulder.
- Her detailed craftsmanship and eclectic mixes of materials have transformed the carryalls of ‘back home ‘into styles that are popular among New Yorkers.’
- Vera Overholt placed her carryall by the front door.
- I suspect people are eyeing my battered Coach carryall with a flag-scarf tied round it.
- Large enough to hold several books, your wallet and phone, shoes, and whatever else you may need, each carryall can handle a full day's worth of meetings.
- Heller's ‘Best Enemies’ meets all the criteria for this currently very hot-selling form of fiction, and you should definitely add it to your carryall this summer when you head for the beach.
Synonyms suitcase, case, valise, portmanteau, holdall, grip, overnight bag, overnighter, flight bag, travelling bag, gladstone bag, carpet bag 2historical A light carriage. - 2.1US A large car or truck with seats facing each other along the sides.
Example sentencesExamples - These overtly workhorse carryalls will continue to attract many, especially those requiring genuine tough-going four-wheel-drive.
- Different kinds of carriages, coaches, cabriolets, caroches, and carryalls were parked in rows, some of them currently being worked on by a dozen or so employees.
- The carryall moves the harvester to and from the Spice fields quickly which allows for faster production.
Definition of carryall in US English: carryallnounˈkerēˌôlˈkɛriˌɔl 1North American A large bag or case. Example sentencesExamples - Heller's ‘Best Enemies’ meets all the criteria for this currently very hot-selling form of fiction, and you should definitely add it to your carryall this summer when you head for the beach.
- While best known for simple travel and shoulder bags, Jack Spade puts out a great line of carryalls.
- Her detailed craftsmanship and eclectic mixes of materials have transformed the carryalls of ‘back home ‘into styles that are popular among New Yorkers.’
- Wou has just two assets: a small but energetic staff and an unwavering belief in her signature product, a chic but practical striped carryall made from an environmentally friendly recyclable plastic called Wootex.
- Her sturdy carryalls work as whimsical homes-away-from-home for the urban packrat.
- ‘Back to cameras,’ Chastity said and slung her carryall on her shoulder as Brandon wrestled their suitcase to their brownstone.
- I suspect people are eyeing my battered Coach carryall with a flag-scarf tied round it.
- Don't take boxes, baskets, rod holdalls and big carryalls with you.
- She was dressed all in black and had a canvas carryall over her shoulder.
- Vera Overholt placed her carryall by the front door.
- Large enough to hold several books, your wallet and phone, shoes, and whatever else you may need, each carryall can handle a full day's worth of meetings.
Synonyms suitcase, case, valise, portmanteau, holdall, grip, overnight bag, overnighter, flight bag, travelling bag, gladstone bag, carpet bag 2historical A light carriage. - 2.1US A large car or truck with seats facing each other along the sides.
Example sentencesExamples - The carryall moves the harvester to and from the Spice fields quickly which allows for faster production.
- These overtly workhorse carryalls will continue to attract many, especially those requiring genuine tough-going four-wheel-drive.
- Different kinds of carriages, coaches, cabriolets, caroches, and carryalls were parked in rows, some of them currently being worked on by a dozen or so employees.
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