duffel
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- noun
- /ˈdʌfəl/
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- The sturdy duffel is perfect for keeping warm during the cold winter months.
- duffel coat
So this is a spin by Andrew Mark on on a duffel coat.
- So this is a spin by Andrew Mark on on a duffel coat.
Examples
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Peregrine, looking more than a little dubious, got out from his side and pulled up the collar of his duffel coat, scowling up at the sky.
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Made from durable materials, the duffel fabric is commonly used for heavy coats.
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OK, we have another duffel coat here.
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Reach on top of that duffel.
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He had this long duffel coat on curly blonde hair.
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This is the a sauce duffel coat with fur foe hood in camel Love camel.
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There are collarless coats, toggled coats, faux-fur coats, fleece-collared coats, military coats, wrap coats, duffel coats, leather coats, and so many more, each carrying a new style each year.
Blog text (18) -
She wrapped the blankets in a soft green duffel before heading out to the cabin.
Synonyms
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Thick rough wool cloth with a raised surface used for warm clothing or blankets
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A heavy wool cloth with a rough raised surface used for warm coats
Compounds
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3.1
A large cloth bag with a round shape for carrying clothes and other things for travel or sport
- US
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A warm thick coat with a hood and wooden toggle buttons that usually reaches the knees
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Duffel as the name of a fabric also comes from the Belgian town Duffel, where a coarse, heavy wool cloth was made for coats and blankets. That's why 'duffel' still means a rough, warm wool fabric.