suitcase
Describes a suitcase that is difficult to lift due to its weight.
A small suitcase that you are allowed to take onto an airplane with you.
A suitcase with wheels.
A suitcase with wheels.
A suitcase that is not closed.
Describes a suitcase that is easy to lift due to its lack of weight.
A suitcase prepared for travel, with items neatly placed inside.
A suitcase that is completely filled with items.
A suitcase with nothing inside.
A suitcase made of leather.
A suitcase that is so full its sides swell outwards.
An old, damaged suitcase.
Indicates a suitcase contains many items.
A more formal way to say a suitcase has something inside it.
Indicates a suitcase has been filled with a large quantity of items, often tightly.
Indicates a suitcase is very full, with items packed tightly inside.
Used to describe the location of something being inside a suitcase.
Emphasizes that something is on the inner side of a suitcase.
To put clothes and other items into a suitcase for travel.
To hold a suitcase and move with it.
To take everything out of a suitcase after a trip.
To raise a suitcase from a lower to a higher position.
To take hold of and lift a suitcase, typically from the floor.
To unfasten and reveal the contents of a suitcase.
To close a suitcase.
To have a suitcase in your hand or arms.
To move a suitcase with wheels by holding its handle and walking.
To place a suitcase onto a surface, such as the floor.
To remove an item from a suitcase.
To quickly push things into a suitcase without folding them neatly.
To take hold of a suitcase quickly and suddenly.
To pull a heavy suitcase along the ground.
To let go of a suitcase so that it falls to the ground.
To force a lot of things into a suitcase, often in a hurry or without care.
To close a suitcase securely using its locks or straps.
To close a suitcase quickly with a sharp sound.
To carry or pull a heavy suitcase with difficulty.
To put down a suitcase carelessly or heavily.
To live somewhere temporarily with only the belongings in your suitcase, often because you are traveling for work.
To put things into a suitcase very quickly and carelessly.
To hold a suitcase tightly, especially because you are afraid or anxious.
To lift or pull a heavy suitcase with great effort.