rucksack

• “On a similar note, what do you call a rucksack that Air France’s finest have ripped the straps off?”

  baggage

• “A backpack (also called rucksack, knapsack, packsack, pack, bookbag or Bergen) is, in its simplest form, a cloth sack carried on one's back and secured with two straps that go over the shoulders, but there can be exceptions.”

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• “Which makes it a particularly pliable medium for the subject of narrative's first principle: the forced march from A to B, with an ever-expanding rucksack, that is our lives.”

  Culture | guardian.co.uk

• “I just wanna point out that the word "rucksack" appeared here awhile ago.”

  Synthesis: Putting It Together

• “Another use of "rucksack", that makes two days in a row, you spoil me!”

  Going With the Flow: How to Evade the Drug Testers

• “To complete my crap day, I finally got enough money together for my rucksack which is here.”

  Archive 2008-09-01

• “He further alleged that the men had met and jointly conspired to organise a bombing campaign, with the two separate attacks to both use the same kind of rucksack bomb ...”

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• “Body bag is used for the kind of rucksack that is like a small handbag and fits close to the body.”

  languagehat.com: PSEUDOENGLISCH.

• “HAYMAN: In terms of size, I mean you'd expect that to be in a kind of rucksack type carrier.”

  CNN Transcript Jul 8, 2005

• “I enjoy coming up here," he said, while packing up his "rucksack," a lightweight bag each camper receives.”

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