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The phrase "a laundry bag" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a bag specifically designed for carrying or storing laundry.
Example: "I need to buy a new laundry bag for my dirty clothes."
Alternatives: "a clothes bag" or "a wash bag".
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A laundry bag.
"It's a safety issue," Jenkins said as he put his workout clothes in a laundry bag.
Days later, when I put the clothes I'd been wearing into a laundry bag, they lightly burned in my hands.
Josef has Thomas bind his wrists together and cinch him into a laundry bag with rope and chains.
And then, after killing Polonius, he took off his clothes, folded them, and put them in a laundry bag.
They tried making tea in a giant tea bag, which was actually a laundry bag converted for the purpose.
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And he ushered her out quickly, giving Andy one of those later-you-will-be-tied-in-a-laundry-bag-and-thrown-in-the-river looks (you get those looks at posh schools).
Our leader, a rumpled laundry bag of a dresser with an unruly beard, invited us to grab something out of the pile and just fiddle around with it.
Lugovoi's bath towel was found in a green laundry bag on a shelf.
Place the pieces inside a mesh laundry bag that closes firmly or a pillowcase tied with a firm knot.
A woman's body was found Wednesday afternoon stuffed in a black laundry bag that had been left in a vacant lot in Brownsville, Brooklyn, the police said.
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