The word "duffle" is correct in written English
It is typically used to refer to a type of bag, often cylindrical and made of cloth, used for travel or storage. Example: "She packed her clothes into a large duffle for the weekend trip." Alternatives include "travel bag" or "gym bag."
Mr Darisse then found a stash of cocaine in a duffle bag and arrested Mr Heien on attempted drug trafficking charges.
One, in black leggings, now rests next to a black duffle bag, which is somehow intact.
Congolese politicians are trailed by moneymen as they travel through villages and towns, handing out 500-franc notes from duffle bags.
Back inside were quilted trenchcoats, naive duffle jackets in elephant cord, and military-style crombie overcoats, all in a forester's palette of mole, khaki and conker brown.
And who should be standing there in her navy duffle coat but Sharon.
Penguin Classics is a commercial brand rather than a democratically agreed-upon cultural pantheon, so in a sense quibbling about its roster is a tad pointless (like most private corporations, Penguin will inevitably publish books in whatever format works best in the literary marketplace, and few could doubt that Morrissey's tome will sell well in its chunky black vintage duffle coat).
"I've always made sure that, in my own work, there are tailored aspects, and a nostalgic fabric which is reappropriated – a pinstripe, a duffle wool.
There are snowflakes in her hair, snowflakes on her duffle coat, flakes everywhere, melting.
£39, vertbaudet.co.uk 6. JoJo Maman Bebe There's nothing quite like a woollen duffle coat, but the traditional, heavyweight wool can drag kids down.
Sharon buttons up her navy duffle coat, sniffs and snorts, takes one last sad look at me and leaves my house, quietly closing the door.
Their exoskeleton is actually on the inside, and they keep their real skeletons inside of a dirty duffle bag in a storage locker.
