noun
- Plural of duffel; large cylindrical bags made of heavy cloth, typically used for carrying clothes and personal belongings while traveling.
- Plural of duffel; a coarse woolen fabric with a thick nap, used for making coats and other garments.
Usage: Usually used in plural form when referring to multiple bags; Common in military and travel contexts
Usage: Less common modern usage; Refers to the material itself
Examples
- The soldiers packed their duffels with uniforms and gear before deployment.
- She loaded two large duffels into the trunk of her car for the camping trip.
- The gym provided duffels for students to store their athletic equipment.
- He carried his duffels over his shoulder as he walked through the airport.
- The vintage duffels were made from sturdy canvas and leather straps.
- Military recruits learn to organize their duffels efficiently during basic training.