Definition of "luggage" []

• Containers for a traveler's belongings. (noun)
• The cases and belongings of a traveler. (noun)

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• "If the customs officer snatches a piece of my luggage, it will in general itself be luggage; if adoring groupies snatch an article of my clothing, it will be clothing; for ˜luggage™ and ˜clothing™ are mass nouns."
• "After you land at Heathrow, and once you get your luggage (if you get your luggage*) you have a number of choices for getting into London."
• "The ship has not yet arrived, but will doubtless be here in a few moments, the bad weather having delayed her; and my luggage is all hurried down to the tender, where I should be sent, too, did I not wail with hunger."