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baggage

[bag-ij] / ˈbæg ɪdʒ /


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It was on about our fifth stroll past the doorway of the Philadelphia train depot when Mrs. Maroney finally stepped out, accompanied by a porter toting her baggage.

From Literature

“We’re not an entity that has worked in Gaza before, so we didn’t have this background, this baggage, that maybe could have affected things.”

From The Wall Street Journal

"The baggage that might have been there for a previous generation might not be there for them. There's so much to play for throughout the next three days."

From BBC

The first time she landed there after a work trip, she asked someone to direct her to baggage claim.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Airlines monetize everything from extra baggage to getting a bag of peanuts,” Taylor said.

From MarketWatch