suitcase

IPA: sˈutkeɪs

A large (usually rectangular) piece of luggage used for carrying clothes, and sometimes suits, when travelling.
(computing) In the Classic Mac OS operating system, a file containing fonts, icons, sounds, and other resources.

Examples of "suitcase" in Sentences

Hobo hops on top of the suitcase.
They also make suitcases, raincoats and backpacks.
A packed suitcase sits in the hall by the front door.
As it stands, the suitcase scandal dominates the article.
Barlow carried the maroon suitcase and entered the airport.
He throws the suitcase on the ground and grabs her roughly.
I had a suitcase stolen during a layover in Baltimore in 1985.
It consists of handmade books in a library the size of a suitcase.
She enters the room and puts some of her belongings in the suitcase.
For 77 years, the flag was stored away in the bottom of his suitcase.
Living out of a suitcase is her modus operandi, as she is usually on tour.
Right now, I think the large size of the seal on his suitcase is a bit distracting.
You should see the expression of the inspectors when they discover that inside my suitcase is a jar of peanut butter and also one or two loafs of my favorite bread.
So between the dresses and the exercise clothes and the naughty nurse outfit (I'm just kidding! seriously!), the suitcase is already way full, and we haven't even talked about shoes yet.