Suitcase Bre Living Clothes Left Battered Noun ˈsuːtkeɪs

• to pack/unpack a suitcase
• he got fed up of living out of a suitcase and left his job as a sales rep.
• he stuffed a few clothes in a suitcase and left.
• his only possession was a battered old suitcase of clothes.

suitcase

1. a case with flat sides and a handle, used for carrying clothes, etc. when you are travelling
• to pack/unpack a suitcase

Extra Examples

• He got fed up of living out of a suitcase and left his job as a sales rep.
• He stuffed a few clothes in a suitcase and left.
• His only possession was a battered old suitcase of clothes.
• She snapped her suitcase shut and stuck on a label.
• The money was smuggled out in a false-bottomed suitcase.
• The suitcase was full of drugs.
• The suitcase was too heavy to lift.
• We had to lug our suitcases around for a week.
• travellers humping suitcases about
• He was carrying a battered leather suitcase.
• I threw a few clothes into a suitcase and left.
• I unpacked the suitcases.
• I’ve bought a suitcase with wheels.
• She checked in her suitcase and went for a coffee.
• She had been living out of a suitcase for weeks.
• The customs officer told him to open his suitcase.
• The suitcases were too heavy for her to carry.
• We had to carry our suitcases up three flights of stairs.