carryall
carryall Lexical Profile
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• noun
North American A large, spacious bag, basket, or tote with handles, used for carrying miscellaneous personal items or luggage.
"She packed her beach towel, sunscreen, and a novel into a canvas carryall before heading to the shore."
North American A light, covered, four-wheeled horse-drawn carriage with seats for several passengers, or historically a large automotive station wagon built on a truck chassis.
"In the nineteenth century, the hotel operated a horse-drawn carryall to transport guests from the train depot."
Word Origin & Etymology
Originally entered American English in the early 18th century as a folk-etymological alteration of the French word 'carriole' (a small covered carriage), later reinterpreted as a compound of 'carry' and 'all' and applied to large bags.