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valise

[vuh-lees, -leez] / vəˈlis, -ˈliz /


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When Christie’s fur coat and valise were found in her car near a deep pool, police and the public feared the worst.

From Los Angeles Times

Neighbors suddenly crowded the hallway with packed valises for “weekend” trips to their summer places.

From New York Times

Brown arrived at the Patriots’ camp in September hauling a valise of unsightly laundry.

From New York Times

Hidden in a leather valise and sedated lest her cries betray her, she was smuggled past SS guards.

From Washington Post

They’re also folded into the body of the film itself, such as when a valise goes skittering down a flight of stairs at a train station.

From Washington Post