carryall
/ˈkarɪɔːl
/noun
1North American A large bag or case.‘Back to cameras,’ Chastity said and slung her carryall on her shoulder as Brandon wrestled their suitcase to their brownstone....
- She was dressed all in black and had a canvas carryall over her shoulder.
- Don't take boxes, baskets, rod holdalls and big carryalls with you.
2 historical A light carriage.
Early 18th century: apparently altered by folk etymology from French carriole, denoting a small covered carriage
2.1US A large car or truck with seats facing each other along the sides.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.
- These overtly workhorse carryalls will continue to attract many, especially those requiring genuine tough-going four-wheel-drive.